'outlook towards' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a person's attitude, perspective, or opinion about something. Here is an example: Her outlook towards life changed after she experienced a major loss.
But Kenya, East Africa's biggest economy, has recently adopted a liberal outlook towards biotechnology.
Summary and Outlook: Towards the Paradign for Interfacial Enzymology. 2. Interface Phenomena: Accessibility and Exchange.
Our particular interest in this type of tapering is motivated by its occurrence in naturally grown structures such as tree roots, with an outlook towards remote root mapping.
A majority of those who responded (446) felt that they did have a different outlook towards gender compared to older generations.
A Republican is in the White House and Mr Schröder has turned away from his earlier fascination with the Clinton-Blair outlook towards a more traditional leftwing stance.
I have seen at least 97% of cases could be solved and many of the guys got settled as great professionals with new and positive outlook towards life.
Science Outlook 2017: Converging Towards Progressive Malaysia 2050 (ASM, 2018).
But in too many parts of central and eastern Europe, and in rightwing western circles, his odious outlook, particularly towards refugees, is seen as justified, even exemplary.
Notable examples include the Mahanirvana Tantra, characterized by its "special modernism" and "liberal outlook, especially towards women".
A once infused with enthusiasm outlook, working towards our goals, embarking on our own growth to happiness, can quickly become laced with self-judgement and self-criticism.
Solving these problems and developing more advanced tools for collaborative research would no doubt bring about a change in scientists' attitude and outlook, leading towards what we could call Science 2.0: a new paradigm of research based on the free and widespread availability of data, the sharing and reuse of methods and tools and the collaborative pursuit of common goals and objectives.
