The phrase "attitude soon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a change in attitude that is expected to happen shortly, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "If we want to succeed, we need to adopt a positive attitude soon."
Alternatives: "mindset change soon" or "shift in attitude shortly".
Her attitude soon changed.
The new attitude soon manifested itself in EP's interactions with one of its largest customers, a manufacturer of plastic moldings.
In 1936 he became part of director Tex Avery's innovative animation team, where the youthful energy, zany humour, and iconoclastic attitude soon infected all the Warner Bros. shorts.
The empire builders of the 19th century often disdained a curious public and an inquisitive press, but this attitude soon came under fire from muckraking journalists.
The former United midfielder believes that Martial is "not bothered" by scoring and not scoring goals, and if he does not pick up his attitude soon Scholes suggested that United should dip into the transfer market once again in January.
Her androgynous style and imperious attitude soon made her a gay icon, and she became friend and muse to the era's pre-eminent arbiter of cool, Andy Warhol, whom she would later accompany to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver's wedding – with the avowed intention, according to Warhol's biographer Victor Bockris, of sleeping with all the Kennedys.
Attitudes soon began to shift.
Beyond this common ground, the variations in moral attitudes soon become more striking than the similarities.
Roseanne was ostensibly far more radical than The Cosby Show, hitting the network where it hurt by portraying the most advertiser-unfriendly family in the history of American sitcom (attitudes soon changed when the show was pulling in audiences of more than 15 million).
But attitudes soon began to change, he says.
But that attitude may soon be changing.
