The phrase "attitude potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity or ability of an individual's attitude to influence outcomes or behaviors.
Example: "The coach emphasized the importance of attitude potential in achieving success, encouraging players to maintain a positive mindset."
Alternatives: "mindset capacity" or "disposition potential".
Her husband shares his wife's sea fever, though not necessarily her relaxed attitude to potential danger.
Mr. Rudin saw the Public's attitude toward potential losses as cavalier, which is partly what soured him on the partnership.
Similarly, as Thompson is one of the 24 vote-casters (Fifa seems to have a curious attitude to potential conflicts of interest) he ought to have been on the board too.
Donald Trump has boasted of being the law and order candidate, but legal scholars and ex-government ethics officials have warned against what they see as his cavalier attitude toward potential conflicts of interest and the rule of law, based on the Republican presidential nominee's rhetoric and policy stances.
Conversely the attitude and potential of a student are crucial for a mentor.
Obama's hook was the invocation of hope and instilment of a "can do" attitude in potential voters.
We don't see the difference in focus and attitude a potential employer has toward us versus a member of a different race with the same abilities.
During May 30 June 7 , 2013 we conducted a population-based survey in Guangzhou to investigate changes in the public's buying behavior at LPMs and to determine the public's attitude toward potential implementation of specific interventions against avian influenza in LPMs.
Our own attitudes need to change if we are to change the attitudes of potential trainees.
The results showed the presence of sexist attitudes among potential public accounting recruits, and male respondents had more traditional attitudes toward the role of women in society relative to female respondents.
