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The phrase "thoughts in mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe having a certain idea or opinion in your mind, or to refer to something that you are thinking or considering. For example, "I went into the meeting with my thoughts of finding a compromise in mind."
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With such thoughts in mind, I just checked my whole overnight bag -- tweezers and all.
Instead he made a psychic bid of four no-trump, with two subtle thoughts in mind.
With these thoughts in mind, I picked up my goggles from a desk near the museum entrance.
With these thoughts in mind, she resolved to find adoptive homes for as many children as she can.
In suburban Atlanta, Rabbi Minkowicz had similar thoughts in mind last August, when a congregant approached him with an idealistic but unformed proposal.
The prime minister appears to have two thoughts in mind on this front: The European commission must not become a plaything of the French and Germans.
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With that thought in mind, I disconnect.
I always construct my collections with that thought in mind".
With that thought in mind, let's think about Clayton Murphy.
Did you have that same thought in mind when you were working on this story?
"He didn't approach this week with the thought in mind that he would be looking.
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