The phrase "evolving attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe how an individual, group, or society's attitude towards a particular issue has changed over time. For example, "Over the past decade, there has been an evolving attitude towards climate change, with more society members becoming concerned about its impacts."
"On Such a Full Sea" is as much the story of the B-Mors' evolving attitude toward Fan as it is the story of Fan herself.
Since President Barack Obama's "evolving" attitude on same-sex marriage turned into full-fledged support in 2012, DOMA has been overturned and society's acceptance of gays is at an all-time high -- 8 out of 10 young Americans now support marriage equality.
The changing face of sexual-health promotional material can largely be tied to society's evolving attitude toward sex, according to Erin Wuebker, a PhD candidate in American history at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, studying the cultural relevance of these early-20th-century campaigns.
The deal offers a window into China's evolving attitude toward the film business, which government leaders have identified in recent years as a growth priority.
This was a microcosm of the evolving attitude of the Union in general as it began to see one of the real advantages of emancipation: depriving the South of logistical support and providing the same for itself.
Familiar music runs through the story, Bing scatting around the lyrics to "Shine" (the public's evolving attitude toward that song becomes a leitmotif), George and his Tin Pan Alley standards, the voodoo drums of the santeros and the R&B of the struggling African-American community.
Jill Lepore discusses our evolving attitudes toward surveillance, secrets, and privacy.
By The New Yorker October 10 , 2013Jill Lepore discusses our evolving attitudes toward surveillance, secrets, and privacy.
The production is most involving when it examines the evolving attitudes toward the geisha in contemporary Japan.
As evolving attitudes along East 64th Street show, even ardent devotees of traditional town houses can change with the times.
Asked about the music industry's evolving attitudes towards ethnic minorities, Arena said: "I grew up feeling a great deal of insecurity.
