The phrase "attitude underlying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fundamental or hidden attitude that influences behavior or opinions.
Example: "The attitude underlying her decision to leave the company was a desire for greater work-life balance."
Alternatives: "fundamental attitude" or "core attitude".
generous gesture and the reconciliatory attitude underlying your decision.
There's a world of attitude underlying such a term, perhaps written by someone from the metastasizing suburbs around our cities, where mile after mile of brand new houses are built and sold, no one wishing to live in a place with a little history and solidity.
In absence of actual symptoms of CAD both measures reflect basically the general health status and the general attitude underlying the self-assessment of health of individual patients.
Our data suggest that the regression equation describing the relation between MacNew HRQOL and HADS-Total score six month after PCI defines a state of equilibrium: In absence of actual symptoms of coronary artery disease (CAD) both measures reflect the general health status and the general attitude underlying the self-assessment of health.
That attitude underlies some international criminal cases, like Spain's pursuit of the former Argentine strongman Gen. Augusto Pinochet, and the indictments issued by the International War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague.
He earned his Ph.D. from Yale in 1951, writing his dissertation on the attitudes underlying the warlord system of politics in China in the 1920s.
But for me the main problem is not such pornography itself, but the attitudes underlying it and to which it appeals, which no amount of censorship will change.
If these are the attitudes underlying the Leveson report, perhaps we ought to be worried about the extent to which his recommendations really will allow the continuation of a free and vigorous press.
For Internet retailers trying to understand why some consumers eagerly shop online, while others rarely click the "buy" button, a new study aims to offer insight into the attitudes underlying their behavior.
Greater qualitative research into the attitudes underlying these figures is needed to fully understand the dynamics of trust in a digital news environment, but cultural, educational, and economic factors clearly influence consumer choices.
This paper aims at laying down the foundations of an approach to the development of autonomous robot control architecture based on the explicit representation of mental attitudes underlying robot behavior, considered as autonomous active entities.
