The phrase "remain mindful of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to be aware of or consider something important.
Example: "As you navigate this project, remain mindful of the deadlines and team responsibilities."
Alternatives: "stay aware of" or "keep in mind".
In response to political turmoil in Ukraine in early 2014, Paul initially said that the US should remain mindful of the fact that although the Cold War is over, Russia remains a military power with long-range nuclear missiles.
Parliament must remain mindful of the anxieties now amongst the Muslim community here in Britain.
However, we remain mindful of the need for a cautious approach as the recovery continues.
I remain mindful of the justice department's duty to tackle its budgetary burdens, but this goes beyond its remit.
"As we consider future price increases, we remain mindful of the extreme economic uncertainty, cautious consumer sentiment amidst the austerity measures and shrinking disposable income," Peter J. Bensen, its chief financial officer, says.
Instead, Mr. Obama made reference to his "opponent," which aides said was prompted by the president's desire to remain mindful of the tone of his political rhetoric amid the events in the Middle East.
She remained mindful of her dad's exactitude about timing.
But they have also remained mindful of the risks of escalation.
-- suggests that there are no easy or right answers when it comes to meeting expectations of the bereaved while remaining mindful of long-term financial consequences.
With similar precision, Mr. Durham also presents William's nemesis: a Scotsman named Andrew Morrison, who tracks William while remaining mindful of his own immigrant experience.
As social workers, we have relied on home visits as integral to working from an ecological perspective, that is, always remaining mindful of the fit between the person and his environment, a core theory of our profession.
