The phrase "array of attitudes and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of perspectives, beliefs, or feelings that individuals or groups may hold on a particular topic.
Example: "The survey revealed an array of attitudes and opinions regarding climate change among the participants."
Alternatives: "variety of perspectives and" or "range of beliefs and".
This array of attitudes influences the performance and survival of SME.
But across an array of competing attitudes and attributes, all major modern faiths do seem to agree that any god worth all the fuss is infallible.
By adolescence, young people possess an array of pain behaviors, the culmination of multiple opportunities for modeling and reinforcement of attitudes and beliefs about pain.
Intentions consist of attitudes and subjective norms.
So while the book holds no shortage of attitude and satire, it also imparts an impressive array of historical substance and even a degree of earnestness and patriotism, complete with an appendix on civic action for teenagers.
As the main vocal line swoops and dips above the throb of percussion, the chatter of horns and the chanted background voices, his voice negotiates a dizzying array of emotions and attitudes.
Cascadians are quickly recognizing that despite the vast array of cultures and attitudes that make up the region, many people here share the same set of values: an affinity for nature, a distinct open-mindedness, and a desire for societal and technological progress.
Cascadians are quickly recognising that despite the vast array of cultures and attitudes that make up the region, many people here share the same set of values: an affinity for nature, a distinct open-mindedness and a desire for societal and technological progress.
Fig. 1 The ways of attitude and position determination.
An array of topics (attitude to safety, team climate, team performance, roles and responsibilities, situation awareness, co-operation, debriefing), were covered during didactic instruction.
