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The phrase "a change in mentality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a shift in attitudes, beliefs, or ways of thinking within a group or individual.
Example: "The organization is undergoing a change in mentality to foster a more inclusive workplace culture."
Alternatives: "a shift in mindset" or "an alteration in perspective."
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I think at Tottenham there's been a change in mentality.
"There has been a change in mentality," Mr. Khodorkovsky said in an interview.
"There is a change in mentality in Kenya," said Bungei, the captain of the Kenyan team.
Before teachers even consider such a change in mentality, they need training.
"Through all this travel, we are seeing a change in mentality at home," Mr. Yerofeyev said.
This process is faced with modern requirements in terms of teacher training, it triggers a change in mentality.
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Because the premise of "Privilege" is vast — deeply rooted change, a change in mentalities, in habits, in the foundations of thought — it's an artistic risk of the highest order: it risks absurdity.
That's the change I'm waiting for – a change in the mentality of our society".
"There is a change in the mentality of the Cuban-American community," he said.
Reunification, he added, "led to a change in our mentality which is only now beginning to gain ground among our population.
"This is not just about Facebook, this is about a change in the mentality that the population needs somehow to be controlled.
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