The phrase "as the attitudes of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing the perspectives or feelings of a group or individual regarding a specific topic.
Example: "The research highlights the importance of understanding as the attitudes of employees towards remote work have shifted significantly in recent years."
Alternatives: "in light of the perspectives of" or "considering the views of".
The experience here isn't as bad as the attitudes of the officials.
Racism is most commonly portrayed as the attitudes of individuals, but understanding the origins of these attitudes requires seeing race as a system of governance and control.
When audience members at the fringe suggested that there were serious policy differences between Labour and the Lib Dems – such as the attitudes of the two parties towards civil liberties – Campbell's fellow panelist, former Labour home secretary Charles Clarke, joked that he was "surveillance master in chief".
He cites the anti-Semitism of authors such as Hilaire Belloc and Rudyard Kipling, as well as the attitudes of such right-wing politicians as the late Tory M.P. Alan Clark, who lamented Winston Churchill's failure to strike a deal with Hitler to preserve the British Empire.
They reveal the human cost of the war, as well as the attitudes of some people to those seen as trying to avoid their duty.
Parental influence has also been identified on children's eating behaviors, as the attitudes of mothers regarding their own diets as well as those of their children can determine their children's behavior in relation to food (Kröller et al., 2013).
Ultimately, the resolution of that quandary, some experts believe, may lie as much with the attitudes of doctors and patients as it does with regulation.
From Mr. Grenier's video, as well as from other works here, one can draw conclusions as to the attitudes of young artists toward big museums, the art market and the media.
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But they could also be seen as reminders of the attitudes of two populations that stubbornly resisted becoming one until now.
This will require ascertaining the barriers to and facilitators of parental acceptance of the process as well as factors affecting the attitudes of the youth themselves.
