The phrase "as the mindset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe or reference a particular way of thinking or perspective held by an individual or group.
Example: "As the mindset of the younger generation shifts towards sustainability, companies must adapt their practices to meet these new expectations."
Alternatives: "in terms of the mentality of" or "regarding the perspective of".
I don't think the mindset of the Swiss team, playing us in Basel, will be the same as the mindset of the Norwegians today".
SP: As the mindset of science is applied to other fields, the distinction is going to harder and harder to make.
But starting off with the idea that you're a failure if you don't get the position disregards plenty of factors beyond your control, such as the mindset of your boss and any other role changes within the company.
The team's motto of 'Defy Expectations' served to sum up the pair's personal philosophies as well as the mindset of an expansion team in a notoriously difficult league for newcomers.
Speaking about the incident on Commercial Radio, Journalist Chip Tsao described Chan's behaviour as "noise raping" and said that the incident was a manifestation of underlying social tension as well as the mindset of a "common Hongkonger".
Similarly, in scientist Donella Meadows well-known essay, "Leverage Points: Twelve Levers of Systems Change", she names the top lever as the "mindset out of which the system arises".
Since most of the flaws with these policies were both predictable and predicted it is disingenuous to dismiss this as merely reflecting the mindset of a different time.
The structure of the show probably owes plenty to jazz (which is referenced and played on and off) but it also owes as much to the mindset of a seven-year-old.
Others were more evidently thought of as outcasts, and the act of placing a portrait of them prominently in the town took on curious results and responses as well, revealing the mindset of the village.
Enlighten your niece or nephew as to the mindset of the parents.
At the turn of the century the term "web 2.0" began to surface and it referred to the new way that the world wide web was being used as a medium for information sharing and collaboration as well as a change in the mindset of web designers to include more interoperability and user-centered experiences on their websites.
