The phrase "a mindset where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular way of thinking or perspective in a specific context or situation.
Example: "In a mindset where collaboration is valued, team members are more likely to share ideas and support each other."
Alternatives: "a mentality in which" or "a perspective that".
Sadly, many of the Bundestag's finest are still in a mindset where debt-financing heralds hyperinflation.
That earlier challenge involved overcoming a mindset where cricket was all-encompassing.
Sometimes people get into a mindset where they think it's all about me and only me.
A mindset where sustainable development flourishes is not a 'bolt-on', but inherent in being a family-owned business.
Achieving zero waste to landfill required changing the corporate culture – from a mindset where waste had no value to one where waste streams could have value to others.
We are in a mindset where safety and probity are highly valued". Even the outriders of light-touch regulation accept the new reality.
Advocacy may also further shift the HPC mentality away from a 'curative mindset' and towards a 'caring mindset' where a person, as a whole being, is considered rather than solely the bio-physical body.
In the two-bedroom they shared on the fork of the Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers, Chandler and Parker unwittingly cultivated a microcosm of a larger mindset where shopping and politics are mutually exclusive, or at least not fully intertwined.
His own experience trying a virtual reality simulator left him in a defensive, litigious mindset, as opposed to "a guardian mindset where the use of force would represent a profound failure".
(A growth mindset contrasts with a fixed mindset, where you believe people are born with certain traits, such as intelligence or popularity, and they can't be improved).
Think friendly is about helping people get in a growth mindset, as opposed to a fixed mindset where people are trapped in the status quo.
