The phrase "a universal attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindset or perspective that is widely shared or accepted across different cultures or groups.
Example: "The study revealed that there is a universal attitude towards kindness that transcends cultural boundaries."
Alternatives: "a common perspective" or "a shared mindset".
If the Chinese have always considered themselves to be at least the equal of white Westerners, a common, though by no means universal, attitude has been to regard those of darker skin as inferior.
This universal attitude struck me particularly hard because not so long ago I called one of the top recruiters in Silicon Valley to ask about whether they could fill a senior role for me.
The girl in green was sitting in the universal attitude of anguish, her head bent, the fingers of one hand spread along the hairline on her brow, the wrist brought down on the bridge of her nose.
Unlike Baby Suggs -- the mother-in-law of Sethe, the heroine of Morrison's classic novel Beloved -- who spent her final days in bed contemplating color ("Took her a long time to finish with blue, then yellow, then green. She was well into pink when she died"), my focus was black and white and the shades of gray that represented universal attitudes about the polar-opposite hues.
Our results suggest that the respondents' views on the usefulness of the Internet for making personal health-related decisions could serve as a universal predictor of patient attitudes towards the implementation and use of eHealth solutions.
In conclusion, the cardinal lesson of anthropology is that no type of sexual behaviour or attitude has a universal, inherent social or psychological value for good or evil the whole meaning and value of any expression of sexuality is determined by the social context within which it occurs.
Their story illustrates a universal theme: It's our attitude toward money -- not how much we have -- that causes problems.
This situation emphasizes the need to negate the common attitude of a universal "treatment plan".
This study seeks to extend these findings by examining additional patient and public characteristics, including health services use, and by examining a broad range of attitudes towards a universal EHR system.
