The phrase "a widespread mindset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common way of thinking or a prevalent attitude among a group of people.
Example: "The study revealed that a widespread mindset about climate change is affecting policy decisions globally."
Alternatives: "a prevalent attitude" or "a common perspective."
Do you think the manifest obsession with a statue of Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, in this movie is symbolic of a widespread mindset?
There seems to be a widespread mindset that all you really need to succeed is insight.
He credits social media, publications on-line and in print, television and other media for the ease and speed in creating a widespread mindset of thankfulness.
It's a widespread anti-benefit mindset that – over five years of austerity – has rooted itself in British culture: through Benefits Street type-television, the rhetoric of politicians, and the pages of national newspapers.
And a widespread "not invented here" mindset stops established firms joining up with small ones to commercialise new ideas.As a result many recent ventures such as DeNA and GREE, two social-gaming operators—have been internet and software businesses that depend less on research, notes Daisuke Iwase, a founder of Lifenet, an online insurance firm.
But Dweck recently noticed a trend: a widespread embrace of what she refers to as "false growth mindset" — a misunderstanding of the idea's core message.
It's about a psyche, a mindset.
Rooted in ignorance, superficiality and baseless moralization, the idea that there is something "wrong" with alcoholics and addicts is a mindset that is simultaneously widespread and yet truly incapable of surviving legitimate intellectual scrutiny.
It indicates a mindset; a certain circle".
Because the Internet isn't more widespread in India, there has to be a core mindset that the Net is an important channel, but just a channel.
