The phrase "attitudes to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific attitudes or perspectives that need to be dealt with or considered in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on the various attitudes to address in order to improve team dynamics."
Alternatives: "attitudes to tackle" or "attitudes to consider".
"They have walked away from it completely," he says of the coalition's attitude to addressing racial disparities in mental health diagnosis and treatment.
It's a sentiment echoed by Sri Lankan-born psychiatrist Suman Fernando, a champion of cross-cultural psychiatric care and long-term critic of government policies on BME mental health, who said in 2012 of the coalition's attitude to addressing racial disparities in mental health diagnosis and treatment: "They have walked away from it completely".
Mentors work with cricket coaches and team leaders to reform harmful gender attitudes and to address the widespread problem of street harassment or "eve teasing".
7 The set of competencies was designed to describe the skills, knowledge, and attitudes required to address clinical and translational research.
The cognitive structure proposed by the functional theory of attitude explains not only how attitudes facilitate social behavior, but also indicates how attitudes are changed to address different motives or changing cognitive structures (Lutz 1975).
Shifting Attitudes and Behaviors What initiatives and strategies can mobilize individuals and societies to shift attitudes & behaviors to address climate change?
The challenge, therefore, is to make sure that we can link community-level work on changing attitudes with efforts to address more structural challenges, such as insecurity, poor schooling and a lack of economic opportunity.
Providers completed a survey to assess key attitudes related to addressing lifestyle issues.
18 These emphasise the need to raise awareness about MUS during the early stages of doctors' careers, ideally before negative attitudes are formed and to address issues relating to the attitudes of seniors within training posts.
An antenatal intervention was designed for the trial to address attitudes to breastfeeding by providing an educational session based on group discussions and exploration of family attitudes towards breastfeeding.
