The phrase "attitudes report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a report that summarizes or analyzes various attitudes, such as in a survey or research study.
Example: "The attitudes report revealed significant differences in public opinion regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "opinion survey" or "sentiment analysis".
In March, the latest British Social Attitudes Report found support for higher state spending funded by tax increases up from 32% in 2010 to 37% in 2014.
#digitalkids pic.twitter.com/kkN5d76AiL October 31, 2013 The Ofcom Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes report had some good stats on kids and music, too.
In January the annual British Social Attitudes Report turned up a significant hardening of hearts towards poor adults of working age, in particular the unemployed.
According to Ofcom's latest Media Use and Attitudes Report, seven in 10 of the UK's five- to 15-year-olds have access to tablet computers, with 34% owning their own.
The full Ofcom media use and attitudes report can be found here.
The trends are highlighted in Ofcom's Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes Report 2014.
The government can brandish social attitudes reports; the police can point to the changes in racially motivated crime.
All seven that assessed attitudes reported some degree of change toward an increase in attitudes favourable to risk reduction.
Since its inception, the CFS initiative has resulted in better learner attendance, better results and improved attitudes reported from parents.
Testing an interpersonal model of hypochondriasis, participants with hypochondriacal attitudes reported problems to deal with social relationships [ 13].
Some respondents provided spontaneous comments about HCPs' attitudes, reporting that they 'look down on me'behaveave badly towards me', and 'present an unwilling attitude'.
