"hold attitude" is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "hold an attitude" or "have an attitude." For example, "She always holds an attitude of determination when tackling difficult tasks."
The extent to which faculty and instructors hold attitudes and perspectives consistent with biological evolution is unknown and may have an effect on their undergraduate students.
8 Medical professionals who smoke are more likely to hold attitudes that prevent them from providing patients with antismoking advice.
Although health care providers are thought to hold attitudes that are positive, compassionate and encouraging towards people with mental illness, this is often not the case.
Second, an agent is to be thought of as an entity, typically an individual, that can hold attitudes like beliefs, judgments, or values, and is able to act in accordance with them.
He turned to this aesthetic, hardly a universally held attitude, after creating his early choreography for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in Europe in the 1920's.
This comically egregious sexism (by today's standards) expressed a widely held attitude that the Impressionists had to contend with in their own time, and it has yet to be fully extinguished.
Some questions like 'Do you cry more than usual?' were culturally offensive to men because in the local Buganda culture, it is a firmly held attitude that men should not cry.
The importance of the HCPs adopting a holding attitude was discussed in a study reporting that the mother who gives birth to a sick or premature child faces anguish and a lack of support.
In this study, the medical team adopted a holding attitude by attempting to establish appropriate communication, transmitting the baby's diagnosis with care to avoid fomenting feelings of guilt or anxiety in the mothers.
