The phrase "approach attitude" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone's mindset or perspective towards a particular approach or situation, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "Her approach attitude towards problem-solving is always positive and open-minded."
Alternatives: "mindset towards approach" or "perspective on approach".
In this design approach, attitude control system and vibration suppression were designed separately using lower order model.
The objective was to study in situ a process of user involvement in medical device development in order to explore how user facing work was done across the product development process; characterise the approach, attitude and expectations of the developers; and identify barriers to the implementation of the research results.
This is a trait of a highly manipulative insecure person who wants to gain control by throwing a fit of moodiness aimed at causing you to change your approach, attitude, or actions.
Even in the US, which has traditionally been much closer to the UK in approach, attitudes are changing thanks to initiatives such as The Conversation Project, which encourages people to start planning for death with their loved ones.
However, these require, not just tools and processes, but also strategic approaches – attitude, confidence, comfort, and enhanced knowledge of how complex distributed cloud-based services work.
Learners' different approaches, attitudes and experiences of technology represent a new form of diversity which institutions must address to ensure equity of access, especially with the increase in international students in the UK.
Accordingly, there were no formal statistical analyses performed to compare different approaches, attitudes, or usage of terms during conversations, and any direct effects on LAI usage patterns.
His immediate superiors weren't keen on his approach or attitude, despite his successes.
I think it's just an approach, an attitude, toward eating in public.
John Currin's approach and attitude are entirely consistent with the forebears he reveres (Deborah Solomon, Nov. 16).
A more "realistic approach and attitude" by the United States toward Iran would be reciprocated, he said.
