The phrase "attitude in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific mindset or approach someone has towards a situation or topic.
Example: "She approached the project with an attitude in which she was open to feedback and collaboration."
Alternatives: "mindset in which" or "approach in which".
Even Channel 4 News and the posh papers had succumbed to "news with attitude", in which straight reporting was marginalised by commentary, Mullin observed.
If anyone asked who inspired hip-hop the most, I would have to say Malcolm X because it's the attitude in which he conveyed the message.
Then, the preserved head and skeleton were to be reassembled, clothed, and displayed "in the attitude in which I am sitting when engaged in thought and writing".
It was the attitude in which one Israeli was willing to sacrifice himself for the collective, and in which the collective accepted this sacrifice.
Since the 18th century and reputedly earlier, hot cross buns have encapsulated a British attitude in which respect is paid to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, but not in a way that spoils the buns.
When he lived in Japan in the 1980s, he said, he sometimes felt that the Japanese had a chip-on-their-shoulder attitude in which their success was bound to U.S. decline.
This leads to a three-component attitude model, in which attitudes constitute a hypothetical construct mediating between the observable preceding stimulus and the subsequent behaviour.
They will also have the opportunity to participate in a class discussion on health attitudes in which they share the results of their research and discuss the extent to which students' attitudes toward particular illnesses reflects their realities.
This is the question 24 Weeks dares to ask; though it leaves out the common theological questions in favour of exploring the impact of Germany's own history on modern attitudes, in which 300,000 disabled individuals fell victim to the Holocaust.
Only one formal model (Kainuma and Tawara 2006) considers different risk attitudes in which information sharing with regard to supplier lead time and demand as well as the product is included.
For a complex event to be not just a coincidentally matching pattern of actions by individual agents but an intentional joint action, it needs a complex structure of attitudes in which the agents involved refer to one another.
