The phrase "mindset among" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a shared belief, attitude, or approach that is held by a group or culture. For example: "The positive mindset among the team helped us reach our goal."
So Dell will have to foster a whole new mindset among its engineers and designers.
The journey metaphor is a tired cliche yet it reflects the prevailing mindset among corporate management.
On the other hand, there is a narrow mindset among colleagues when it comes to technology.
Even more, it reveals a peculiar mindset, among journalists and critics, that tilts in favor of the system.
"In the UK, there is no evidence of the development of a deflationary mindset among businesses and households," he said.
"There is a mindset among people that the government should give everything free," Kamal Bakolia, the city mayor said.
How do views differ among leaders and staff, providers and managers, and providers and patients/caregivers? How similar are mindsets among different organizations involved in integration?
There is a consensus among governments that the EAS cannot flourish unless it breaks free of the commission, a senior diplomat says; a "development mindset" prevails among commission officials who inhabit a universe of programmes and partnership agreements.
The Royal College of Physicians has warned hospitals are "on the brink" with a mindset developing among staff that many patients are simply in the "wrong place".
And while this mindset persists today among some in the Westminster bubble, the tide of public opinion has turned.
Arianna Huffington, whose Huffington Post co-operates with philanthropically funded news organisations, says a change in mindset is needed among donors.
