The phrase "attitude is set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone's mindset or approach to a situation has been established or determined.
Example: "After much consideration, I realized that my attitude is set, and I am ready to tackle the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "mindset is established" or "perspective is fixed".
Ms Hlophe said that his attitude was setting a bad example.
The nation's attitudes are set fast: stuck at cruel.
Mr. Steiner's attitude infuriated Mr. Chrobog, who is set to leave his post at the end of June to become a state secretary in the Foreign Ministry, one of the top jobs.
The gallery is set to transform attitudes again with a "reimagined version of the museum" that opens next summer with a new 10-storey extension.
"I think the stage is set, I think the attitude is currently there," he said.
Following examination of the distribution of scores, a cutoff for 'high' smoking cessation positive attitude score was set at 7 or more.
I, too, am grateful: to Anant for suggesting the book in the first place, to Berger and Mohr for crafting such a masterpiece, and, of course, to Sassall, and his family, for permitting the intimate details of his life and attitudes to be set down.
Hook recognized there was ample evidence that different political positions derived from divergent structures of perception which interpreted the empirical data in contradictory ways as well as from fixed attitudes which had been set through a person's life experience.
Finally, the time period for an attitude of the spacecraft was set as 40 s, which included 17 sets of 2-s continuous link start and status request commands, such that 17 data points could be acquired in 34 s.
Laura Watt, a sociology researcher at the University of Manchester, analysed data going back to 1990 from the National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, which was set up to study the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV.
