The phrase "attitude to foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the mindset or approach that one aims to develop or encourage in a particular context, such as in a workplace or educational setting.
Example: "We need to cultivate an attitude to foster collaboration and innovation among team members."
Alternatives: "mindset to promote" or "approach to encourage".
Last year, in the Journal of Monetary Economics, Ms. Sapienza and her colleague Luigi Zingales, at the University of Chicago, and Luigi Guiso, at the University of Sassari in Rome, published a paper that did not compare countries but looked at the relationship between religious beliefs and the attitudes shown to foster economic growth.
The goal of the project was to positively impact the youths' science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) knowledge and attitudes — and to foster an interest in STEM careers.
According to Glynn, the increased distancing of police from their public – and the bad attitudes this appears to foster – has parallels with the case of Ian Tomlinson, the newspaper seller who died after being violently shoved to the ground by police officer Simon Harwood in the midst of a London demonstration in 2009.
This is a historically dangerous track we are on regarding the public's attitude toward journalism and our politicians' ability to foster that attitude.
Part of the problem is the "I'm covered" attitude that sunscreens seem to foster, dermatologists say.
"The real question", he wrote, "is the dehumanisation of Africa and Africans which [an] age-long attitude has fostered and continues to foster in the world".Re-reading "Heart of Darkness", he explained, it became clear that he would never be on Marlow's boat steaming up the Congo.
I think we could do a lot to foster an attitude that's more open to taking risk, less critical and more accepting of "failure" when it does happen.
It is true, the shouts of triumph have quieted and many are taking the time to reflect, but the calls for photos of bin Laden's body to be released (and the fake ones circulating the internet) continue to foster an attitude that is not conducive to global peace.
This compassion meditation technique (called "Metta" in Pali) aims to foster an attitude of loving kindness, emotional positivity, benevolence, and friendliness towards oneself and others [20], [58].
He wrote: "We want to foster responsible attitudes towards drink in our students.
