The phrase "altered mentality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in someone's way of thinking or perspective, often due to experiences or influences.
Example: "After the intense workshop, many participants reported an altered mentality towards teamwork and collaboration."
Alternatives: "changed mindset" or "shifted perspective".
The common chief complaints when visiting the emergency room were sudden onset dyspnea or hemoptysis in patients who had pulmonary metastasis and sudden onset altered mentality, limb weakness, or dysarthria in patients who had brain metastasis.
A retrospective cross-sectional study was performed on patients with symptomatic (heart rate (HR) ≤50/minute with dyspnea, chest pain, altered mentality, dizziness/syncope/presyncope, general weakness, oliguria, or shock) or extreme (HR ≤40/minute) bradycardia at an ED of an academic hospital from June 2008 to March 2012.
He has altered the mentality of the players".
(If the financial collapse has slowed this trend, it has done little to alter the mentalities behind it).
We need to change mentality".
On Saturday, it enabled Everton to show their mentality has altered under Ronald Koeman.
The changing mentality has definitely altered the landscape for Microsoft, which not long ago was one of Wall Street's gold standards, eagerly sought after as one of the two or three fixtures of the high-technology firmament.
"When I was injured I watched a few documentaries on food which really changed my mentality, so I have altered my diet," adds Barrett.
Even mentalities in this country were altered less than many thought by 12 years of Thatcherism.
Signing players such as Kolo Touré, Emmanuel Adebayor and Carlos Tevez has altered the dynamic of the City dressing room, where a winning mentality has become quickly pronounced.
Compared with Vilnius, Lithuania's sleepy capital, Kaliningrad's city centre is lively, if raffish.Most important, the local mentality is altering.
