The phrase "adopt a different attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that someone change their perspective or approach to a situation.
Example: "In order to improve team dynamics, it's essential to adopt a different attitude towards collaboration."
Alternatives: "embrace a new mindset" or "shift your perspective."
"It was not possible to adopt a different attitude.
Thus, even when two people share the same evidence, it is permissible for one to adopt one doxastic attitude toward a proposition and for the other to adopt a different attitude (also see Pettit 2006).
It is notorious that a resort to force by one protagonist in a moral dispute can change the balance of power so that the other party to the dispute must adopt a different attitude toward the issue for prudential reasons.
Japan's people can help, adopting a different attitude to their government.
Our starting point is an assumption (to be tested) that learners may become more deeply engaged by having higher micro-demands placed on them, in multiple ways, moment by moment, in every lesson, by adopting a different attitude (ie, expecting more) and by use of a range of small teaching and learning interventions.
Instead, making very small adjustments, he would keep asking his actors for something more: "This time maybe you could take a little more time" or "Let the hand go a little earlier". By encouraging his actors to adopt a different tone or attitude in their behavior rather than criticizing the whole performance and person, Penn avoided damaging the actor's sense of confidence and competence.
According to fictionalists, the value of discourse about musical works is not truth, and thus we ought not to abandon the discourse despite the non-existence of its subject matter, but rather adopt a different, make-believe attitude towards it (or perhaps we already do so).
However, here we adopt a different approach.
Third, Eichmann adopted a "different personal attitude" (in his own words).
They have to adopt a very different attitude when trying to persuade potential clients that their results are useful".
"I must hand you — 10, 20, 30, 40 files and you will adopt a completely different attitude," Jansen said to Schutte.
