"public mindset" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the general opinion of the public on a particular topic. For example, "The public mindset on nuclear energy has significantly shifted in the last decade".
Whatever the source of the concessions, the example of force used against Iraq has become part of the public mindset.
"The public mindset won't change," said Robert Chanin, general counsel of the National Education Association, the teachers union, who represented voucher opponents in the Supreme Court.
"The populist, public mindset is that a young man committed a murder, so why should we be interested in this argument?
So, whereas the riots were not associated in the public mindset with particular minority groups, our findings suggest they have nonetheless increased prejudice in British society".
"As a 22-year veteran of this campaign, I assure you, the change in the public mindset since the end of 2013 [when Blackfish was aired by CNN] has been seismic.
Mr. Grasso, while acknowledging that the change "makes our program all the more accepted in the public mindset," insisted that the policy was not adopted to bolster the department's legal position.
It will also explore how to change the public's mindset and appetite for change to the NHS.
Bailey told his friends that the PM's advisers had no interest in concerns about the cost of living or diversity and were heavily conditioned by a public school mindset.
Anna Gunin, who recently co-translated Chernobyl Prayer by Nobel prizewinner Svetlana Alexievich, points out that the presence of state-approved author Maxim Gorky way ahead of dissident writers like Platonov, Bunin and Dovlatov suggests "the lingering Soviet influence on the public's mindset".
The Bebop is a big upgrade from the cheaper AR Drone, which, in part, helped install drones in the public's mindset.
But I'm asking you to have a public service mindset.
