The phrase "and attitude in the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing someone's demeanor or approach, but it requires additional context to convey a complete thought.
Example: "Her communication style reflects her professionalism and attitude in the workplace."
Alternatives: "and demeanor in the" or "and approach in the".
For example, to survive in a white society, most blacks have developed their perception of a white person's basic intentions and attitude in the same manner that a blind man develops an acute sense of hearing.
Two of them came against Fiorentina on Friday and after the 3-0 win he urged his team-mates to work with the same "dedication and attitude" in the game against Chelsea.
It is hard to exaggerate the effect Sylvian had on a generation of neurotic boy outsiders, both in appearance and attitude, in the often drab and brutal suburban England of the period.
But he returned in time to help Wigan beat Bradford and Catalans in the Super League play-offs, earning a place in England's 24-man World Cup squad, and his performances and attitude in the warm-up win against Wales in Doncaster and during training on the Gold Coast over the past week have cemented a position alongside Leeds's Gareth Ellis in the second row.
This study was also meaningful in that it addressed the additional positive relationship between SN and attitude in the TRA.
"Ryan Cresswell and Lee Collins only have to look and see that there's a player of Zander Diamond's ability and attitude in the stand," Wilder continued.
Managers whose behaviours and attitudes in the workplace make their people feel good about themselves create engaged employees.
This article aims to establish the influence of teasing in abnormal eating behaviors and attitudes in the adolescent population.
Her research focuses on cultural and religious practices related to menstruation and women's experiences and attitudes in the Hindu diaspora of Trinidad.
Some readers see me as the Great Satan, because I dare to criticise certain luddite practices and attitudes in the NHS.
Young men in shorts and sneakers with slightly oversized jackets and dip-dyed sweatshirts — stuff that actually connects to shapes and attitudes in the street.
