The phrase "attitude relevant" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In evaluating the team's performance, we found that their attitude relevant to collaboration was lacking."
Alternatives: "attitude important" or "attitude significant".
Attitudes relevant to mobility issues (especially environmental awareness, affinity towards technology and innovation).
Effective health interventions rely on a detailed understanding of the target audience's attitudes relevant to the desired behavioural change.
More generally, quarantining is manifest to the extent that proto-beliefs and proto-attitudes concerning the imagined state of affairs are not treated as beliefs and attitudes relevant to guiding action in the actual world.
A further strategy points out that all religious interpretation is selective, so it must be determined whether a passage of text should be considered basic and eternal, or whether it was simply a reflection of particular customs or attitudes relevant to a particular time in history (e.g., adultery and blasphemy are capital offenses).
Both the participant and the instructor gain through this Guided Discovery an assessment of the learner's current knowledge, skills, attitudes relevant to the learning task.
In Phase 1 participants identified pMSK skills, knowledge and attitudes relevant for medical students.
Participants were asked how diabetic foot care was experienced and practised, and about knowledge and attitudes relevant to care.
The training focused on building nurse knowledge, skills and positive attitudes relevant to the constructs of the 5As model [ 3].
Items 1 11 assess knowledge and skills relevant to EBM, whilst items 12 15 assess attitudes relevant to the implementation of EBM in clinical practice.
First-year medical students entering the School of Medicine in Summer 2009 completed an anonymous self-administered paper survey addressing knowledge and attitudes relevant to public health.
