"indifferent towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a lack of interest in or concern for something. For example, "He was indifferent towards his studies and rarely put in effort."
But they are wearily indifferent towards the election.
"We will not remain indifferent towards this critical issue".
Watching the children eat breakfast, he decides that they are now indifferent towards him.
We're so much more cynical now; we're indifferent towards space exploration and blasé about scientific wonders.
In short they were totally indifferent towards football and countries abroad.
"How can you live in the society and remain indifferent towards such horrible attacks," she said.
Other kinds of close encounter may be less rewarding and leave much of human society feeling indifferent towards alien life.
People who become hospital emergency doctors may be seeking something, or running away from something, but they're clearly not indifferent towards death, or trauma, or saving lives.
Today those fears have receded; although this is not a sign that we can once again take up an indifferent stance towards events in Spain and Italy, it does perhaps indicate how unnerved markets were.
However, the basis of any intervention strategy, given the pervasive indifferent attitude towards regular mosquito net use, should be to render individual mosquito net use as easy and as convenient as possible and to promote complementary malaria control strategies where appropriate.
"After two decades of using the jackboot, brutal excesses and an indifferent attitude towards the collective anger of the Kashmiris against the men in uniform, a general has taken it upon himself to sensitize his force to the Kashmiris and assure the latter in the process that the army can be their friend, not foe," the article says.
