The phrase "attitude was echoed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone's attitude or sentiment is reflected or repeated by others.
Example: "During the meeting, her positive attitude was echoed by the entire team, creating an uplifting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "attitude was reflected" or "attitude was reiterated".
Her attitude was echoed by the instructors at I.V.P., who tended to present the outside world as a place of unrelenting menace, of career-ruining faux pas and ego-bruising mistakes.
Unfortunately, with a few exceptions, the French government's attitude was echoed by most of the French companies, and incubators, and hubs, and conference planners, and venture capitalists, with whom we met.
Auproux's attitude was echoed in student body President Steve Shin's introduction speech, which highlighted the ability of his class to incorporate the ups and downs of high school into a spirit of adventure it can carry forward.
This tongue-in-cheek political attitude was echoed by a spoken-word introduction to the song "The Sound of Jazz to Come", from their 1992 Plays Pretty for Baby, in which the band describes themselves as "the seriously unserious, reverently irreverent, amoral moralists".
"I keep all my money in the Gilmore Bank, and when it's closed, I'm out of luck--there aren't any branches". Gilmore Bank President Jack Patterson said the office--located right across West 3rd Street from the blast site--will be open Saturday this week, "to catch up on business and get things running smoothly again". His attitude was echoed by other businessmen in the vicinity.
Smith's attitude is echoed by several of the DJs involved.
That us-against-them attitude is echoed by students at the school in Gagny, who have little regular exposure to Muslims except for the all-Muslim cleaning staff from countries like Mali and Senegal.
This positive sentiment was echoed in a study exploring community attitudes towards the use of mobile phones for mental health monitoring and self management.
(Nomsa, 45) This sentiment was echoed by others; another participant indicated that her new reminder system became part of a lasting shift in attitude or "mentality".
That was echoed everywhere.
-- was echoed at Microsoft.
