The phrase "attitude towards work" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "She has a positive attitude towards work which helps her to get her tasks done quickly."
"You know, my attitude towards work has changed.
"I was able to get experience, and it also changed my attitude towards work.
It worked because they were impressed by my dedicated attitude towards work.
He agrees that it was but it seems to have had more to do with his uncommon drive and attitude towards work.
The attitude towards work has changed as well.
"He has a great attitude towards work and will certainly bring something different to the team.
Similar to the specialists in internal medicine in 1996, part-time working internal medicine specialists of the 2004 sample had a more positive attitude towards working part-time than did full-time working specialists.
Mr Clegg was said to have came off the phone assured that it would be impossible to work with Brown because of his attitude towards working with other people.
My father's democratic way of introducing me to these stories shaped my attitude towards works of imagination as universal spaces, transcending the boundaries of geography, language, ethnicity, religion, gender, race, nationality and class.
