"attitudinal background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the set of attitudes and opinions that an individual or group has. For example, "Leadership in our organization requires a strong attitudinal background that promotes collaborative efforts."
Italian public health professionals have the necessary attitudinal background to contribute to the proper use of predictive genetic testing for chronic diseases, but they need additional training to increase their methodological knowledge.
The results show that the Italian public health community has the necessary attitudinal background to contribute to the proper use of predictive genetic testing for chronic diseases, but that an additional training to increase methodological knowledge is needed.
In conclusion, the results of this survey show that the Italian public health community has the necessary attitudinal background to contribute to the proper introduction and use of predictive genetic testing for chronic diseases, but some knowledge gaps exist that should be filled through appropriate training.
These studies have reported that non participation is associated with being: single, sexually inactive, obese, a current smoker, uninsured, a non-metropolitan resident, having a low household income, lower level of education, current psychological distress, non-Caucasian background and attitudinal factors [ 8- 17].
To some extent, the EU promotes the EDE towards education for Europe in an almost instrumental manner, pushing the attitudinal facets vis-à-vis Europe into the background of its political action.
The initial questionnaire included background demographic questions, ownership and usage of technology and attitudinal questions about computers, based on the Technology Profile Inventory (Table 1) [ 50].
Resurgo's flagship programme, Spear, puts 16 to 24-year-olds from disadvantaged backgrounds through a challenging six-week programme tackling the attitudinal and practical barriers that prevent them getting into work.
The present study aimed to explore the role of sociodemographic and attitudinal correlates in explaining cervical screening non-attendance among women from BAME backgrounds living in the England.
Be attitudinal towards winter.
Design: Attitudinal postal survey.
These attitudinal barriers can be overcome.
