The phrase "analytic attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindset or approach that emphasizes analysis, critical thinking, and logical reasoning in evaluating situations or problems.
Example: "To solve complex issues effectively, one must adopt an analytic attitude towards the data presented."
Alternatives: "analytical mindset" or "critical thinking approach".
Freudian psychoanalysts maintain a strictly analytic attitude toward their patients.
A conscientious analyst will naturally regret such a mistake, he will certainly try, through self-analysis, to discover his unconscious reasons for having acted as he did, but he will be well advised to maintain an analytic attitude even to such an event, and not to assume what it must mean to his patient without hearing what his patient has to say.
Attitudes of experts (N = 53) and British public (N = 40) were compared using open-ended questionnaires, attitude scales, analytic hierarchy process and preference ranking.
Possessing a text and understanding its words were not enough; analytic ability and a questioning attitude were necessary before a reader could truly enter the councils of the great.
This wasn't about advanced analytics, but about a change in attitude of a company.
We chose an open-coding analytic approach to maximally capture physician attitudes and behaviors.
Specific vectors are constructed with GPS measurements and used for attitude matrix computation like in analytic alignment algorithm.
Addressed are the structure of attitude determine and control system, the analytic algorithm to derive the orbital frame and the performance of this control system.
The findings of a previous meta-analytic study indicated that attitudes were more negative toward older than younger adults although perceptions of older adults are multidimensional (Kite, Stockdale, Whitley, & Johnson, 2005).
There sees to be widespread agreement among analytic philosophers that belief is (roughly) a dispositional affirmative attitude towards a proposition (or state of affairs).
To some contemporary analytic philosophers influenced by them, pleasure itself is a single propositional attitude, like belief, that, similarly, may be directed toward diverse propositional contents.
