The phrase "attitudes presented here" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific attitudes or viewpoints that have been discussed or outlined in a particular text or context.
Example: "The attitudes presented here reflect a growing concern for environmental sustainability among the younger generation."
Alternatives: "views expressed here" or "perspectives outlined here".
Although each nation's attitude toward education is different, the history presented here confirms that innovations in science education can occur when relevant educators are actively involved in the process.
The research presented here complements a study on attitudes and acceptance of PrEP among potential users reported elsewhere.
Attitudinal acceptability refers to an individual's general attitude towards a concept such as the one presented here, whereas active acceptability refers to the same individual's willingness to actively log and report own travel data.
The design approach presented here treats the problem of spacecraft attitude control separately from the elastic vibration suppression problem.
In light of the data presented here, it can be assumed that the attitudes towards the Fulani in Ghana have in fact contributed to their subtle exclusion from society.
The data presented here reflect that range of responses and highlight contradictory attitudes within the sample.
As readers will discover in the articles section of this topical collection, ground-breaking technological innovations, societal shifts and climate changes are at the core of the works presented here: new artefacts (like autonomous cars), new fuels, new social attitudes.
Both controllers presented here can guarantee finite time reachability of given desired attitude motion of a rigid spacecraft in the presence of model uncertainties and external disturbances.
aThis project, of which only a part is presented here, is Aslihan Akpinar's doctoral dissertation titled "Ethics in Using Genetic Information: Attitudes and Preferences of Physicians and Testees".
The data presented here provides evidence of what is happening in the field and touches on patients' attitudes and knowledge in this area.
