The phrase "attitude has allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express how a particular mindset or approach has enabled or facilitated certain outcomes or actions.
Example: "Her positive attitude has allowed her to overcome many challenges in her career."
Alternatives: "mindset has enabled" or "perspective has permitted".
Her "can do, will do" attitude has allowed her to build and retain strong relationships within the School and University.
Her naturally facetious attitude has allowed her to cope with the disease for the last five and a half years.
He called on the city Education Department to more thoroughly monitor how schools report safety data, saying its "lax attitude has allowed for a disturbing trend".
That spare-no-expense attitude has allowed Ms. Taymor, a Tony Award winner for "The Lion King," to pursue her vision of expansive aerial battles between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin, swinging at 40 miles an hour to landing spots on the mezzanine and balcony levels.
Their scrappy attitude has allowed them to achieve multiple goals this year, including becoming profitable.
The club's approachable and good humoured attitude has allowed them to attract an unusually large number of young fans, and the Butarque was packed with families for Sunday's meeting with Valencia.
Her talent and go-for-it attitude have allowed the 37-year-old mother of two to have both a successful research career and a family.
My organization and analytical skills, combined with my professional attitude, have allowed me to successfully complete any work-related tasks to which I have been assigned.
Perhaps it is this attitude that has allowed Simon Ammann to keep his perspective amid the news media frenzy.
It's this attitude that has allowed 0s & 1s to woo a range of great independent presses, all available from 0s-1s.com, including Alabama's Aqueous Books, art collective What Books Press from Los Angeles, Toronto's Coach House Books and New York's Fugue State Press.
Rather, he said it reflected a "lax attitude" toward discipline that has allowed agents to skirt rules without any serious repercussions.
