The phrase "attitudinal concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or considerations related to attitudes or perspectives, often in contexts like psychology, education, or workplace dynamics.
Example: "The team meeting focused on addressing the attitudinal concerns that were affecting collaboration among members."
Alternatives: "attitude-related issues" or "perspective-related concerns".
Results indicated that residents with very positive environmental and water conservation attitudes consumed significantly less water in total and across the behaviourally influenced end uses of shower, clothes washer, irrigation and tap, than those with moderately positive attitudinal concern.
The attitudinal dimension concerns local environmental values, attitudes toward the environment, and place attachment.
However, society must understand that these hard truths are not merely attitudinal or concerning a few, individual bad apples, but a matter of policy and history.
The women in the ' Take it as it comes' cluster were not afraid of childbirth but they appeared to have no firm attitudinal preferences concerning birth.
The attitudinal argument (H2) concerns the salience or importance of citizenship; it can be seen as a crucial mark of national membership or as less consequential for drawing the boundary between those who belong and those who do not belong.
The RS (11 items) [ 44] measures attitudinal and behavioural concerns about dieting and weight regulation.
Routine use of standardized HRQOL instruments in pediatric clinical practice may be impeded by physician attitudinal barriers or concern that completion of these measures represents too great a burden.
This is because of regulatory barriers such as unduly restrictive laws, attitudinal factors such as concerns about addiction and reluctance to prescribe or stock these medicines, or insufficient training for health professionals (See WHO, 2011).
Perceived barriers to health care fell under the domains of structural (e.g., costs, distance), attitudinal (e.g., stigma concerns, confidentiality), and time commitments.
Attitudinal factors such as concerns about photo-aging and the perceived benefits of sunbathing were key, and the sun protection and tanning practices of family, friends, and celebrities also played a role.
