The phrase "about the mindset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's thoughts, attitudes, or mental approach towards a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The article explores the mindset of successful entrepreneurs and what drives their decision-making."
Alternatives: "regarding the mentality of" or "concerning the attitude of".
When scholars, say from the 25th century, review 2015's literary scene, they might worry about the mindset of America's novelists.
You have to wonder about the mindset of people who go on national TV to complain about how they're suffering from a program based on nothing but what they think they heard somewhere.
He's barely visible at a party to mark the end of the 2009 Tour de France, and yet there is something fascinating about the mindset of a sportsman who puts himself again and again through punishing challenges without any ambition to win, and Bathurst coaxes him rewardingly out of his anonymity.
If these fantasies reveal a lot about the mindset of the Coens' heroes, then the surreal happenings in "Barton Fink" -- in which a would-be screenwriter suffering from writer's block finds himself implicated in the murder of a beautiful woman -- could well be read as a kind of metaphor for a psychological journey taking place within the hero's own mind.
Watch the video on YouTube This is the peak for me of the Beatles music, it's the exact point where they blend tunefulness with psychedelia and create something otherworldly and new that is ironically about the mindset of the young John Lennon.
Has talked only about films and TV during the campaign, but in 2012 spoke of "disappearing into a book" ("non-fiction usually... about a subject I know little about – my current such read is about the mindset of bronze and iron-age Europe") as her preferred way of relaxing.
"But it's not just about physical space, it's about changing the mindset of the school to say that it is fine to talk about these things.
It is about stopping the mindset of the victims that allow the abuse to happen, that expect the abuse to happen.
He knows his proposed standard could not be reviewed by bar associations or judges, but says it's more about changing the mindset of prosecutors and the way they approach their jobs.
But however democratic New York is as a town, people there are still wealthy – and Enron isn't about politics, it's about finance and the mindset of wealth and acquisition.
He followed it up with a tweet (Armstrong is a prolific Twitter devotee) that in a few characters speaks volumes about how much the mindset of a once dominant, invincible spirit has changed: "When it rains it pours I guess... Today was not my day needless to say.
