"conservative mood" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the feeling of a particular group of people who have conservative ideas and beliefs, such as in the sentence: "The conservative mood of the meeting was evidenced by the refusal to consider new policies."
In putting together these sales, experts were mindful of today's conservative mood.
But the straightforward font and handsome, restrained coloring reflected the conservative mood of the United States at the time.
Michigan legalised medicinal marijuana.Many of the less closely-watched contests hinted at a more conservative mood, however.
This jaunty hyper-confidence is the essence of the conservative mood right now — a sense that the tide is antigovernment, and sweeping everything along with it.
And why have conservatives in Europe had a better recession than their counterparts in America, which until recently seemed like the exception to the conservative mood in the rich democracies?
Now 74, Ms. Frankenthaler remains true to the Color Field legacy, but the giddy, sensuous excesses of the past have given way to a more subdued and conservative mood.
Recent surveys suggest that a conservative-nationalist mood may be ascendant in Germany.
A FEW observations from Gladstone's city, where Nick Clegg has just delivered the keynote speech to the Liberal Democrats' annual conference.First, although the party's rank and file have had four months to get used to the coalition with the Conservatives, the mood here is still one of quiet bewilderment.
The conservative opposition, in a mood of deep introversion after being turfed out last October, can hardly challenge the handling of a crisis it helped to create.
A well-placed Conservative source suggested the mood on the backbenches would require the PM to "do something at some point".
But Iran's conservatives are in no mood to make such distinctions.
