The phrase "attitude of concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's mindset or feelings regarding a particular issue or situation that they care about.
Example: "Her attitude of concern for the environment is evident in her daily choices and advocacy work."
Alternatives: "concerned mindset" or "disposition of worry".
The Mohists' case here is reasonably persuasive, provided we keep in mind that they are focusing on the practice of reciprocal benefit, not the psychological attitude of equal concern, and that the practical demands of inclusive care are not especially taxing.
The ubiquity and persistence of this attitude of committed concern for the well-being of the earth suggests that it once came naturally to humanity.
These consumers also showed a fairly extreme attitude of "excessive concern for food safety".
The problem with the Mohists' treatment of impartiality is that they locate it in the attitude of moral concern, instead of in the justification for our actions or practices.
If your friend is able to drop her usual behaviors or attitudes out of concern for you, and if you feel comfortable sharing this information, you can start with small pieces of information to share and see how well your friend receives it.
I find it difficult to believe that you condone the European attitude of being concerned only when people other than Turks are murdered.
The hypothesis is that by providing understandable information on the disease by means of risk communication illness perceptions will change and, in addition, the attitude of patients concerning the importance of behaviour change.
In its latest human rights report, not a great read, the Commons foreign affairs committee wondered if the government attitude to "countries of concern" isn't a wee bit too "low key".
At what point would such a shepherd adopt the low-risk attitude of an established concern, and care more for the sheep in hand?" The center also anticipated cooperative projects with a leading agricultural school: "The seed on rocky ground, barren fig trees, mustard seeds -- so much here to be tested precisely," its director said.
The assumption that cisgenic plants will alleviate the reluctant attitude of consumers raised concerns among some of the Norwegian stakeholders about the effect this may have on the consumers' trust in their farming practice, their products, and the agriculture sector in general.
