The phrase "attitudes of a large" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing the perspectives or beliefs held by a significant group of people, though it would typically need to be followed by a noun to clarify what the group is large in relation to.
Example: "The attitudes of a large segment of the population towards climate change are shifting."
Alternatives: "views of a significant" or "perspectives of a considerable".
Results of the survey provide insight to the attitudes of a large number of HCPs across Europe on the availability and use of LAI versus oral medication for the treatment of patients with schizophrenia.
The analysis uses both value premises (the principles) and the findings of a European multi-centre study (EUROBS) which compared the attitudes of a large, representative sample of obstetricians in eight European countries: France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, and the UK [ 19].
It would be useful to repeat our study in the whole country to determine the attitudes of a larger sample of doctors in more facilities and regions than we were able to achieve.
Our study addresses the attitudes and behaviors of a large national sample of GPs regarding several vaccines and target populations.
In one multinational survey designed to assess attitudes and preferences of a large population of CHC users, knowledge about the range of available contraceptive methods was often limited, even in women already using CHC, and 53 73 % expressed an interest in learning more about alternative contraceptive delivery methods in general [ 3].
However, as in the case of motives and causes, there's a long tradition in clinical psychology skeptical of our self-knowledge of our attitudes, giving a large role to "unconscious" motives and attitudes.
This research aims to evaluate the perceptions of and preferences for irrigation multifunctionality based on an analysis of stakeholder' attitudes in a large irrigation system in Northern Italy, the Muzza canal.
Osborne et al. (2003) pointed out that attitudes toward science consist of a large number of sub-constructs, all of which contribute in varying proportions.
And I go on to suggest how such attitudes, shared by a large part of the liberal-left, informed debate on issues such as crime, race, multiculturalism, imperialism and globalisation.
To examine children's feelings and attitudes towards robots, a large sample of children (N = 159) evaluated 40 robot images by completing a questionnaire for each image, which enquired about robot appearance, robot personality dimensions and robot emotions.
Fatalistic attitudes prevailed among a large proportion of respondents who agreed that getting bowel cancer was a death sentence (42%, 39/92 ) and that nothing can be done to prevent getting the disease (35%, 32/91).
