The phrase "attitude of project" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the overall approach or mindset towards a project, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The attitude of the project team was positive, fostering collaboration and creativity."
Alternatives: "project mindset" or "project approach".
"[Diamond] has the startup attitude of doing projects quickly in eight week sprints and seeing if they work," Sullivan says.
Therefore, the survey instrument provides a useful tool for researchers and practitioners to identify the sources of fragmentation in attitudes of construction project personnel toward worker safety that can affect occupational health and safety within the industry.
Because of the laid-back attitude of Portland, the project has acquired something of a foreign-film feel.
The novel's opening line – "Mama's still alive today", as opposed to Camus's "Mother died today" – signals the attitude of this audacious project right from page one.
More than 60 women took part in the Bags of Attitude project in association with Oxfam.
For all the fun that Dodd seems to be having and his disarmingly affable attitude, Dodd's project, titled Project 365, was borne out of desperation.
Her rise was as much a cultural turning point as a political one, in Hall's view — an enmity toward the struggling masses, obscured by her platform's projected attitude of tough, Victorian moderation.
The centerpiece essay is "The Great Moving Right Show," his 1979 analysis of Margaret Thatcher's "authoritarian populism". Her rise was as much a cultural turning point as a political one, in Hall's view an enmity toward the struggling masses, obscured by her platform's projected attitude of tough, Victorian moderation.
The cluster analysis helped to identify other attitudes and characteristics of projects that were related to self-rated project success.
However, in the present study, we did not assess the availability of risks, but only risk awareness as the generic attitude of people toward the threats to project success posed by project risks.
