The phrase "accept this attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to adopt or embrace a particular mindset or perspective.
Example: "In order to foster a positive work environment, it's important for everyone to accept this attitude of collaboration and support."
Alternatives: "embrace this mindset" or "adopt this perspective."
Believe me, there are Jews everywhere"—and you must accept the attitude behind this punch line as somehow completing an ethnocentric world-view in which miracles are second nature.The movie accepts very little though it adds a lot including two useless characters and an unhappy ending.
"I was slightly anti-Semitic in this sense: I accepted the attitude that Jews were not as physically attractive as gentiles and were less socially desirable".
"While we do desire to be as accommodating and accepting as possible, this attitude has also required the acceptance of Nazis who will turn around and tell you that if you don't accept them, you're the real fascist," he told me.
It was impossible to accept his attitude when, at the Cannes film festival, he maintained that he understood Hitler".
Even some supervisors have been reluctant to accept his new attitude.
Learning more and helping others to succeed is a privilege, honor and should always be accepted as a challenge: this attitude is one thing that can help you achieve your aspirations (dreams and goals) and to guide your children to love learning and that they understand and uphold high standards of personal responsibility--by being conservative.
It's this accepting attitude that makes all the difference in the world to students.
To accept such attitudes is a counsel of despair".
While scholars accept that attitudes have an impact on behavior, cognitive dissonance theory asserts that behavior can, in turn, affect attitudes.
It illuminated a time, a place and an extraordinary personality and allowed viewers to understand and accept unconventional attitudes and behaviors.
