The phrase "attitude displays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ways in which individuals express their attitudes or feelings, often through body language or behavior.
Example: "The attitude displays of the team members during the meeting were indicative of their overall morale."
Alternatives: "behavioral expressions" or "mood indicators".
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.
"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.
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.
Their you're-with-us-or-against-us attitude, displayed on so many issues, has created a country more divided and hate-filled than I've experienced in my 55 years.
And now the authoritarian and neoliberal attitude displayed in major projects concerning Istanbul's fabric, lifestyle and environment has given food for thought also to those who really know what "conservative" means.
Here are just some examples of the attitude displayed by the self-righteous GoT book fans online: Can everyone who is watching #GameofThrones just go and read the books please?
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s monarchySIR – I was deeply dismayed at the narrow view and condescending attitude displayed by The Economist towards Thailand's monarchy ("The king and them", "A right royal mess", December 6th).
