"in a mindset that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a particular way of thinking or attitude that someone has. For example: "She approached the task with confidence, in a mindset that she could achieve success."
It has ushered in a mindset that focuses on page views driven by SEO's - Search Engine Optimizations - and which closely tracks the most emailed, the most read, the most commented upon.
"It's very difficult to incorporate anything new in a mindset that is driven by unity," Sheriff Reilly said.
Politicians in such traditional places as Bavaria are stuck in a mindset that says the right life for women is Kinder, Küche und Kirche (children, kitchen and church).
It is this order to choose Allah above his sense of conscience and compassion that imprisons the Muslim in a mindset that is archaic and extreme.
Mr Miliband said: "Too often governments have been stuck in a mindset that thought that physical health should always take priority - or that the answer to our health crises started and stopped with new government programmes.
"The overarching concept of honesty is rooted in a mindset that values transparency, purity, and simplicity.
"We have, particularly in Congress, a mindset that is antithetical to actually solving some of the biggest problems in the country," Brune said.
In the West and in Muslim-majority countries, most Muslims in leadership perpetuate a mindset that is patriarchal, misogynistic, oppressive and unjust.
They promoted The Crystal Cathedral mantra of Possibility Thinking (how faith in God creates a mindset that leads to successful living) to sold-out stadium crowds.
There's no point in having a business model or a mindset that was very in in the 1980s.
When I think of works of fiction set in Paris, I immediately enter a mindset that is ruled by excessive imagination and visually concrete detail; I am reminded of Muriel Barbery's "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Saint-Exupéryrince".
