The phrase "attitudes that should be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing desirable or recommended attitudes in a particular context, such as personal development, workplace culture, or social behavior.
Example: "In a collaborative environment, attitudes that should be encouraged include open-mindedness and respect for diverse opinions."
Alternatives: "desired attitudes" or "recommended attitudes".
The CIH CE aims to guide in challenging situations and includes attitudes that should be encouraged.
Attitudes that should be avoided are also described, as well as attitudes that are acceptable but not necessary.
To obtain information which can help clinicians to apply the proportionality and subsidiarity principles, it is not just attitudes that should be compared, but coercive interventions.
This policy aims to guide medical doctors and students towards ethically sound attitudes that should be fostered towards pharmaceutical industry sponsored gifts and meals, free pharmaceutical samples, pharmaceutical representatives, conferences and "indulgence" of pharma industry in medical student education and training.
Obviously I'm the weirdo that turned up to the pointless 'Advanced Research Skills' class last term with a plethora of notes and an over-achieving attitude that should be kept in Pandora's Box.
The paper concludes by discussing the attitude that should be taken to carbon markets (for example by environmentalists) and the possibility of developing a 'politics of market design' oriented to making such markets more effective tools of abatement.
As the IQWiG is explicitly distinct from decision-making bodies thereby fulfilling the condition of the EUnetHTA HTA Core Model for medical and surgical interventions [2, page 84] which stated on cases that "the HTA organization is clearly separated from decision-makers it may be enough to describe the different values, attitudes and arguments that should be considered by the decision-makers".
(This attitude survives. The only paintings that should be saved for the nation, you sometimes hear, are British paintings).
The disabled community sometimes face discrimination from bullies who are ignorant and hold attitudes that should have been forgotten years ago, but there are bigger bullies in power who have no clue about the lives of those they are damaging.
If that fact is in any way related to his abduction, or to some Pakistanis' attitudes toward it or him, then that should be occasion for much soul-searching in the Pakistani national conversation.
Consequently, this is the course that should be favoured for attitude reinforcement or change.
