The phrase "attitude contributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of someone's attitude on a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Her positive attitude contributed significantly to the team's success."
Alternatives: "attitude played a role" or "attitude influenced".
Obviously, this attitude contributed to the company's bankruptcy last year.
This ostrich union attitude contributed substantially to the Labor party's election defeat.
In some respects, this attitude contributed to the relative decline of Berlin in favour of Göttingen.
Ultimately, that intense and aggressive attitude contributed to Mourinho's downfall after several months of bitter in-fighting.
(See "Dow Tops 9,000 On Housing Data").. Signs of life in the housing market inevitably draw investors' attention to the stocks of national homebuilders whose McMansion assembly lines and we'll-finance-anything-with-a-pulse attitude contributed mightily to the housing bubble and bust.
This attitude contributed to his legendary bad rapport with fans and journalists.
That attitude contributes to the mountainous volume of edible food waste in the UK, now standing at 5.3m tonnes according a recent study jointly issued by WRAP and WWF.
That is, the ways student writers incorporate their sources and the ways in which they express attitude contribute to the creation of a dialogue.
Results presented in Table 7 for the metabolic disease subgroup showed that an optimistic attitude contributes to better general well-being (p = 0.021).
Subsequently, parents with symptoms that are characteristic of BPD, ASPD and NPD may readily see faults and flaws in their children (and spouses) but rarely acknowledge that their own behavior or attitude contributes to any problems.
Remember that, while life is what we make it, and our attitude contributes greatly to what comes to us, life also just happens.
