The phrase "attitudinal shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in someone's attitude or perspective, often in a significant or impactful way.
Example: "The recent training program led to a noticeable attitudinal shift among the employees, fostering a more collaborative work environment."
Alternatives: "change in mindset" or "shift in perspective."
The council agreed this would require an attitudinal shift for Cardiff residents and visitors to the city.
Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister of Pakistan, admitted that combating violence against women "requires an attitudinal shift".
"It represents an attitudinal shift in Congress — an important recognition that national service isn't just for the young".
Every business with a triple bottom line and stewardship agenda could invest in creating a major attitudinal shift.
What's the attitudinal shift that needs to happen for individual employees and managers to ensure their relevance?
For a nation on the verge of becoming a full member of the World Trade Organization, that kind of attitudinal shift should be possible.
The change mirrors broader attitudinal shifts in France, a nation devoted to tradition but adapting, sometimes grudgingly, to an evolving, multiracial society.
Furthermore, the researchers found that the amount of exposure that people had had to female faculty accounted for the attitudinal shifts.
Noting that "change comes principally from attitudinal shifts in the population at large," she said that "rare indeed is the legal victory -- in court or legislature -- that is not a careful byproduct of an emerging social consensus".
One significant criticism of the book is how it underestimates the task ahead if we are to realise necessary behavioural and attitudinal shifts across the sectors especially, but not exclusively, in the private and public sectors.
Demographic, geographic, and attitudinal shifts call out for new and innovative ways of providing novice and veteran educators with the tools necessary to educate and empower a more diverse student body to engage with a global economy and society.
