The phrase "declaration of attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize someone's attitude or opinion. For example: The Prime Minister's declaration of attitude on the issue of immigration was met with mixed reactions.
A minimum of homework on the part of your staff would have revealed that I am one of the authors of the recent King of Sweden's Bonham declaration on attitude to climate change.
In fact, ecologically I am hyper-conservative (meaning super-Green), and I am one of the authors of the King of Sweden's recent Bönhamn declaration on attitudes to climate change.
(Joyce Carol Oates writes brilliantly about this cussedness; to her, the moment at the beginning of the book when Jane is dragged into the red room and "resisted all the way" is the heart of the book: "This attitude, this declaration of a unique and iconoclastic female rebelliousness, strikes the perfect note for the entire novel").
PHOTO: (Courtesy of Attitude).
The draft GCSE course topics for Islam include: "Jihad: greater and lesser, origins, impact and conditions for declaration of lesser jihad", while the Judiaism draft content includes "different attitudes to Zionism and the state of Israel among Jewish people".
It is not so much a declaration of wealth as it is a perceived statement about class, lineage and attitude.
The potential triumph of nationalistic parties could affect Belgrade's attitude toward regional reconciliation, including its neighbor Kosovo, whose declaration of independence from Serbia in 2008 was rejected by the Belgrade government and is a source of continuing anger here.
The strong performance by Mr. Nikolic's Progressive Party could also affect Serbia's attitude toward regional reconciliation, including with its neighbor Kosovo, whose declaration of independence in 2008 was vehemently rejected by Serbia and is a continuing source of anger.
Certainly the neutrals were far from happy with the British blockade, but the German declaration of the war zone and subsequent events turned them progressively away from their attitude of sympathy for Germany.
