The phrase "attitude display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the way someone expresses their feelings or stance through their behavior or body language.
Example: "Her attitude display during the meeting made it clear that she was not in favor of the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "behavioral expression" or "demeanor presentation".
When interpreting the attitude display instruments under stress, the commander resorted to a reaction pattern (heuristics) which he had learned earlier.
Remember you earned that job due to your experience and let your workplace attitude display that confidence and experience.
In the process of appearing to be a dignified women, don't display attitude, display confidence and give a clear picture that you are reserved in nature.
The attitude displayed and behaviour exhibited towards us is appalling".
More disturbing is the attitude displayed by Larry Tom Hulcee) towards a young, attractive cashier.
There is more than an echo of the attitude displayed in a previous libel case involving the Daily Mirror, in 1947.
However, matters developed in such a way that the attitude displayed by Prague became more stubborn, and so did the attitude of the Sudeten Germans.
"Until now there has been a negative attitude displayed by the police, mental health services, health professionals and even clergy regarding abuse and rape victim.
Chen Xiangmiao, a research fellow at the National Institute for the South China Sea, said Spicer appeared to have kept the same "hard-line attitude" displayed by Tillerson and Trump before his inauguration and during the campaign.
Hillsborough campaign organiser Sheila Coleman said that any examination of the policing during the stadium disaster in 1989 would need to include policing tactics and attitude displayed during the miners' strike.
He is wary of saying it so explicitly, but Hutton hopes the up-and-at-'em attitude displayed by some of his students will eventually rub off on their parents.
