"create an attitude" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to establish or develop a particular way of thinking or feeling about something. Example: The marketing campaign was designed to create an attitude of excitement and anticipation among customers about the product launch.
They can create an attitude that people naturally fall into whenever they interact with you.
I want to create an attitude that you can fight for and achieve the things you want in life but in a positive way.
Sometimes things don't work out the way we would love them to, but when we create an attitude of gratitude, we are allowing more goodness into our lives.
Create an attitude that won't let you or the rest of the band be forgotten.
As a young person, living abroad shows a lot about character and resilience, and learning languages creates an attitude too.
Evans told me he believes Chavez's leadership style had created an attitude of unconditional support in his followers that didn't promote self-criticism and has hampered Chavismo's political renovation.
The apparent success with which they have monitored and infiltrated Palestinians in the West Bank has created an attitude of condescension that inhibits peacemaking.Only this week it was revealed, amid Israeli intelligence chuckles, that a Hamas founder's son had been a long-serving Shin Bet agent.
Prikryl, who is a senior editor at The New York Review of Books (to which I contribute), was born in Czechoslovakia and immigrated with her family to Ontario, Canada, when she was six — a passage that seems to have created an attitude of friendly scrutiny toward tragic material.
"There are a lot of people running South Africa down who are themselves South Africans, and that creates an attitude among opinion formers' in business and the media which is negative as far as S.A. is concerned," said Mr. Hain, who is white and lived in South Africa as a child.
