The phrase "attitude associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular mindset or perspective that is linked to a specific situation, behavior, or context.
Example: "The attitude associated with successful leaders often includes confidence and resilience."
Alternatives: "mindset linked" or "disposition connected".
That attitude was reflected in displays of kindness, a little less of the hardheaded, take-no-prisoners attitude associated with doing deals, said Kenneth A. Lefkowitz, co-chairman of the mergers and acquisitions group at Hughes Hubbard & Reed.
We also identified a general negative attitude associated with software warning and update messages, often due to negative past experience with specific software update.
Are their business competences higher than those of native entrepreneurs in the Netherlands (where competences refer to organizational and management skills, proper strategies for coping with market and technical uncertainties, an innovative attitude associated with 'animal spirits', and network participation; see also Cooke and Morgan 1998;Whitley 2000)?
Abilities, clothing and attitude associated with gunfighters are seen in many other genres.
A pioneer of rock music, Berry was a significant influence on the development of both the music and the attitude associated with the rock music lifestyle.
The group states that the album was conceived as an attempt to reconnect with a playful, open-minded attitude associated with the discovery phase of childhood.
Transference, in psychotherapy, is the unconscious tendency of patients to transfer to analysts feelings and attitudes associated with significant influences in the patients' early lives.
It was only during the Fraser prime ministership that the policy and the racial attitudes associated with the loathsome White Australia policy became altogether unthinkable.
There is a default answer: talk about their importance to economic growth and the need to understand the behaviours and public attitudes associated with the pressing problems facing government.
The authors of one such study concluded that there was a "tendency in humans to be less cautious when using new devices of unknown benefit because of overly positive attitudes associated with new technology and novel devices".
Lifestyle is related to the general attitudes associated with consumers' general activities, interest, and opinions (AIO) (Harcar and Kaynak 2007).
