The phrase "attitudinal changes may be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential shifts in attitudes or perspectives in various contexts, such as psychology, sociology, or personal development.
Example: "In the study, researchers found that attitudinal changes may be influenced by social interactions and environmental factors."
Alternatives: "attitude shifts could be" or "changes in attitude might be".
Changes in mindset, therefore, are already visible from the CHW perspective, and with time and further outreach, this attitudinal change may be reflected at the community level.
Latent attitudinal factors may be reflected in the self-reported values for proximity.
The differences are significant in terms of the mechanisms by which attitudinal inferences may be triggered in a text.
The paper has also offered an extended repertoire of mechanisms and resources by which attitudinal values may be invoked.
Cultural and attitudinal shifts may be to blame for the seeming increase in plagiarism.
And, while whole posts/texts need to be broken down into smaller stages and sub-units so that positioning strategies and attitudinal stances of writers may be analysed, at the same time, the original studies (Don 2007, 2008) revealed such sub-units also appear to be marked by changes and shifts in the attitudinal positioning which, in turn, is the focus of this type of analysis.
This attitudinal underpinning of tokenism may be further compounded by practical constraints and barriers as highlighted earlier in the paper.
In addition, systematically examining, how other factors, particularly attitudinal and motivational variables that influence food choice, may be changed in order to achieve healthier food choices in different target population groups, may yield valuable information.
We suggest that this may be useful for monitoring attitudinal change among students during medical school as well as making comparisons between different medical schools, making it possible to improve and refine curricula and teaching methods in communication skills.
Improvements in education and the diffusion of new attitudes may be sufficient for a wider attitudinal change.
