'extraordinary attitude' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone or something's exceptionally positive behavior or mindset. For example, "The students at this school have an extraordinary attitude towards learning."
What made their attitude extraordinary was that they were living in a war zone.
The fact that such a night out was now a novelty was testament to the extraordinary change in attitude that Piontek had engendered.
Vinny's priorities in life were always clear to anyone he met: his love for his family, his positive, down to earth attitude, extraordinary work ethic and his playfulness.
What the coverage obscures is an extraordinary change in attitude of many Microsoft competitors towards Bill's behemoth.
But Dr. Ricardo Martinez, who was the nation's top traffic safety regulator for six years before stepping down last autumn, said that there had been an extraordinary change in attitudes in the auto industry, and that automakers could now be trusted to make design changes even without regulation.
The 'Stick was a symbol that despite the extraordinary diversity, liberal attitudes and cosmopolitan nature of San Francisco, it also had a tough feeling ballpark that was home to two teams.
Not his life though, and now, back in England with his missus and his three little girls, his attitude is extraordinary.
Over time, Britain's extraordinary restraint slowly changed attitudes so as to make the eventual peace possible.
It brings together clear reporting of the complicated business details with a wonderful feeling for the macho attitudes and extraordinary vanities of Houston, scene of the crime and of the forthcoming trial despite the vigorous efforts of the defendants to have it moved elsewhere.
