The phrase "put on mind" is not correct or usable in written English
It does not have a meaning in standard English, so you could not use it in a sentence.
Jackson said the D.A. no longer puts on "mind-numbing" displays of DNA science for jurors.
John sat back and, in his mind, put on de Bono's Blue Hat, which is reserved for the organizer of these group-brainstorming sessions.
Having a sense of what is going to happen as the braces are put on can ease your mind.
The main stress is put on using visual techniques of mind-mapping that serve as a powerful mind tool.
"I don't mind putting on blue," he said.
would you mind putting on your seat belt?
Whom she doesn't mind putting on the spot: politicians.
Awards shows, however insular, are meant give us the illusion of familiarity with an élite group of entertainers; the vibe last night was of celebrities amusing one another, without any mind to putting on a show.
And while Causes may have purely benevolent motives in mind with putting on the Online Rally, they're not coming away empty handed: everyone who signed up to donate their status message also installed the Causes Facebook app.
Freezing flight or fight put on hold is a mind-body state characterized by a narrow focus of attention: the individual is focused on the threat (see Vignettes 5 and 6) and is primed to respond, though not yet active.
