The part of a sentence "equivocal attitude" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a behavior or mindset that is uncertain or ambiguous, making it difficult to determine the true meaning or intention behind it. Example: Her equivocal attitude towards her friend's success made others question if she was genuinely happy for them.
What had caused such anger in the White House was Mr Howard's apparently equivocal attitude to the war.
Some were already wondering about the telecoms tycoon's business interests, and his equivocal attitude to privatisation and foreign investment.
This Nazi, with whom I did not get along too well because of his equivocal attitude, believed that the opportunity had arrived to wreak his vengeance on me.
Although the medical establishment denies his claims, the uncertainty they are creating has been deepened by the equivocal attitude of the government.
But it adopts a similarly equivocal attitude to its hero, is endlessly mysterious and confirms that Butterworth possesses a singular talent.
Different procurement systems have already made England a slightly "different country" for Scottish suppliers, many of whom are more concerned about Cameron's equivocal attitude towards the European Union.
While professional frustrations were clearly expressed about the variability of services both in primary and specialist care and continuing equivocal attitudes to CFS/ME as a condition, there were also strong positive messages for people with CFS/ME where the right services are in place.
Professional frustrations were clearly expressed about the variability of services both in primary and specialist care and continuing equivocal attitudes of some professional colleagues to CFS/ME as a condition and which could impact both on timely diagnosis and on consequent timely access to other support.
They pointed to his equivocal political attitude towards National Socialism and his unequivocal moral commitment to Catholicism.
He looked about avidly for well-to-do or influential figures he judged equivocal in their attitudes toward Soviet Communism.
After conducting a particularly grueling cross-examination, Ms. Steenburgen is allowed to acquit herself by muttering "I hate this case!" "Philadelphia" may be equivocal in its attitudes, but Mr. Demme will never make a film that lacks visual color.
