'be mindful in' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to advise someone to exercise caution in a specific situation. For example: "Be mindful in the decisions you make; you have to live with the consequences."
34 The FFMQ was constructed as a multifaceted assessment of mindfulness, measuring a general tendency to be mindful in daily life, which is defined by five factors: observing, describing, acting with awareness, non-judging of inner experience and non-reactivity to inner experience.
This means that just as we must be mindful in how we nurture our children's minds, we must also pay careful attention to how we develop our global brain.
"Our greatest asset is our reputation and we should be mindful in our dealings each day of how we can burnish that reputation," he said.
"If we can be mindful in the midst of those challenging circumstances, we can derive a greater sense of meaning from even the most demanding situations".
Toyota Motor's problems with sticking accelerators and the resulting damage to its reputation serve as a reminder of how carmakers will have to be mindful in delivering these new technologies.
While many physicians try to be present for their patients, "there are so many other distractions and traps that pull us away," Dr. Krasner observed, adding, "Trying to be mindful in a busy clinical practice can be really challenging".
But be mindful: if you're in the vicinity during the pay-off, someone just might place a whitewashing brush -- or a Windex bottle -- in your hand.
"Rhodes has been mindful in other cases about the personal ramifications of large bankruptcies.
One missed day becomes two, two becomes a week and next thing you know, you haven't been mindful in a month.
Being mindful in this way extends you beyond yourself.
But it's something I'm mindful in trying to avoid". .
