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"liberal attitude" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an attitude that is open-minded, tolerant, and accommodating. For example, "I greatly admire his liberal attitude towards new ideas and differing opinions."
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A more liberal attitude is encouraged.
In a way the liberal attitude is more puzzling.
Renaissance scholars adopted a liberal attitude to language.
"I don't recognise that liberal attitude to filming.
I had heard stories about Norway's liberal attitude.
"Thankfully, Lisbon has a more liberal attitude to gradient".
Its French nature has included a liberal attitude toward cigarettes.
Not unless Arab governments adopt a more liberal attitude to advertising.
Did this more liberal attitude survive the Great Recession and its aftermath?
The ANC's liberal attitude to homosexuality, abortion and the death penalty enrages the militants.
I've got a pretty liberal attitude to best-before dates but even I have my limits.
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