The phrase "attitude created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the formation or development of a particular mindset or perspective.
Example: "The attitude created by the team's success was one of confidence and determination."
Alternatives: "mindset developed" or "perspective formed".
"But I think that militants exploit the alienated and withdrawn social attitude created by the Tablighis by fishing in the Tablighi pond".
The costumes and décor of 1884 underline the tongue-in-cheek attitude created by the dialogue, which spoofs and moralizes in proper old-fashioned style.
They credit their quick start to a change in attitude created by their new coach, John Fox, and stability at quarterback with the 14-year veteran Rodney Peete.
Arguably, a similar "religious" attitude created by a consistent 12% a year, ruler-like performance and a blue chip pedigree ( as a founder of Nasdaq) allowed Bernard Madoff to lower the guard of even very sophisticated investors and deprive them of billions.
This attitude created intense suspicions of the loyalties of Christians living in Sassanid Iran and often led to Roman Persian tensions or even military confrontations.
Carter, while voted as a starter in the 2003 All-Star Game, suffered a knee injury, while Davis expressed disinterest in Toronto, and Wilkens' laissez-faire attitude created a team that lacked the motivation and spirit of the previous years' teams.
In one important instance, that attitude creates a cartoon instead of a character.
It may be something about attitude creating reality or maybe America's love-hate relationship with career fulfillment.
Writ large, that sort of attitude creates a paraphernalia of systems, checkers, and checkers checking checkers expensive and deadening.
And while this attitude creates a more cohesive society, it deprives Japan of the energy and entrepreneurship that populates labs in Silicon Valley -- and driver's seats in New York.
That attitude creates difficulties for Obama, according to KVPossum.
