'appropriate mind' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
To use an appropriate phrase or idiom, one might say "sound mind" or "clear-headed". For example: "Having a sound mind, she was able to make a rational decision about the situation."
Recently, multidisciplinary interventions that include cognitive behavioural strategies to help those aiming to lose weight build appropriate mind-sets that are capable of achieving and maintaining lifestyle changes have been recommended [ 15, 16].
VW dismissed, ignored, or, when confronted with the full evidence of the testing results, chose to not address these warnings with an appropriate (open) mind.
The Holy Spirit, along with your frequent reading of the Bible, will call to mind appropriate Bible verses at the appropriate time.
Sapiens would disappear in the foreseeable future either because they had appropriated such mind-making powers as to become unrecognisable or because they had destroyed themselves through environmental catastrophe.
"They don't have appropriate context in mind.
The name was catchy and appropriate — bringing to mind the phrase "in a pinch".
It's as if Lanzmann were putting himself, as well as viewers, into an appropriate state of mind before bringing in the long-dormant images and discussions.
The backend system that stores and crunches data, transmission methods (eg Wi-Fi, 4G), and devices collecting and receiving the data all need to be built with appropriate security in mind.
For as the catechism teaches, in Paragraph 2185, "On Sundays and other holy days of obligation, the faithful are to refrain from engaging in work or activities that hinder the worship owed to God, the joy proper to the Lord's Day, the performance of the works of mercy, and the appropriate relaxation of mind and body".
