"open mentality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's ability to approach a situation or idea with an open and accepting attitude. For example, "He demonstrated an open mentality when his coworkers presented a new idea."
Our goal is for people to be inspired by the open source mentality of empowering and equipping people to help themselves.
With a 13-year-old daughter, though, she is worried that talking about sex with students too early could "open their mentality when they're not ready for it".
Android has its momentous growth, gigantic numbers, and open market mentality.
The real question here is whether the use of HANA is an indication that the parent company may be bringing the older SAP way of thinking to hybris, rather than allowing hybris to bring a more open, dynamic mentality back to the mother ship.
This open air mentality worked to dissolve the space between the exterior and interior, a technique reminiscent of Japan's garden houses.
Additionally, for companies to successfully execute digital customer experience strategies, they must embrace an open-ecosystem mentality with a single point of control over customer data, decisions, and orchestration if they hope to effectively build and maintain a frictionless and profitable relationship between the brand and customer.
Now in its 9th year, the fest appears to embrace a wide-open, frontier mentality to programming.
Instead of polishing their old formula and staying true to ancient codes, they adopted an open-source mentality.
"Not religious" sends a powerful message which is potentially coming to mean "not oppressor" and "not dogmatic" while at the same time implying a modern and open-minded mentality for those who distance themselves away from religion.
