"world attitude" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to the attitude or opinion of the world in general towards a certain topic. For example, "Many countries are changing their policies in response to the current world attitude towards climate change."
"In that sense, Kosovo could become a kind of marker that determines a new world attitude towards these issues".
She thinks the center helps people in other fields learn about socially-motivated models and projects a "change the world" attitude that is important today.
He criticized her as doting on Dillon to the point of creating an "unhealthy relationship," and as instilling in him a "me and Mom against the world" attitude.
He claimed that a prevailing world attitude of support for the defense of Kuwait effectively isolated Iraq and its president, Ṣaddām Ḥussein, and contributed to a swift U.S.-led victory against the Iraqi forces that had invaded Kuwait.
Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, denounced what he called the new "world attitude", adding that Opec countries were "waiting for international financial institutions to give all countries an equal opportunity".
Its owner, Jean-Claude Mas, describes his philosophy as "old world wine with new world attitude", with blends such as Syrah and Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, and Viognier and Chardonnay.
Chinese Society, Media and the World: Attitudes and Discourse.
Large majorities in most Muslim populations, except Indonesia and Turkey, reckon that western-style democracy can work in their countries.Outside the Muslim world, attitudes to America are more mixed.
During the second half of the 20th century in many parts of the world, attitudes toward religion, family, sex, international relations, social welfare, and the economy underwent major shifts.
Kristel discusses Estonia's opening up to the rest of the world, attitudes towards change, future prospects and challenges, and her personal hopes for Estonia in the future.
Richard Grant White described it as a casualty not only of the powerful ebb and flow of a great city but also of New World attitudes.
