The phrase "measuring attitudes" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when discussing surveys, questionnaires or other methods of gathering data about people's attitudes or opinions. For example: "Surveys are an effective way of measuring attitudes and opinions."
Measuring attitudes by means of surveys naturally has its shortcomings.
A key challenge in assessing the accuracy of people's beliefs or judgments about their attitudes is the difficulty of accurately measuring attitudes independently of self-report.
It is especially interesting that the variable measuring attitudes towards reasons for sickness absence is associated with self-certified sick leave, but not GP-certified sick leave.
The current study evaluated the effectiveness of a road safety intervention by measuring attitudes toward unsafe driving behaviors and risk perception.
The ATOP scales are reliable and valid instruments for measuring attitudes toward outdoor play that may mediate children's outdoor activity in natural settings.
The aim of the present study was to estimate the size of the allow forbid asymmetry when measuring attitudes toward drug policy issues in the Norwegian adult population.
This paper describes the development of an inter-organizational safety climate instrument for measuring attitudes toward safety of construction industry stakeholders including owners, designers, construction managers, and subcontractors.
The variables identified to affect optimal lighting use were satisfaction with lighting, a subscale measuring attitudes (i.e. affective-related beliefs), and general lighting-use behaviours.
Existing validated measures of pharmacist-physician collaboration focus on measuring attitudes toward collaboration and do not measure frequency of collaborative interactions.
We have designed a brief patient-centered instrument for measuring attitudes toward depression care that has evidence for internal item consistency reliability and discriminant validity.
He gave each subject three tests: a depression inventory, an anger scale (measuring the emotional aspects of anger), and a hostility scale (measuring attitudes such as ill will and perception of resentment).
