"with the above in mind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the importance of the information that was discussed previously. For example, "We discussed many ways to increase our profits. With the above in mind, let's move forward with our plan to launch a new product."
With the above in mind, we support the COAR response to the Plan S repository requirement statement.
With the above in mind, our essay seeks to propose such an operational test for digital assets.
With the above in mind, especially as a manager, be aware of the concerns and priorities of your direct reports.
With the above in mind, we intend to develop a series of articles, each focusing on one aspect of the proposed framework.
"With the above in mind, my wish for the budget statement is for the chancellor and politicians to stop preventing the restructuring of hospital services in the NHS.
With the above in mind, prevention is considered "the ultimate treatment strategy" [5, 17].
With all the above in mind, it's important that we talk price.
With all of the above in mind, then, there are a range of issues that need addressing and especially, if, as discourse analysts, we are striving for an accurate and systematic analysis of Transitivity patterns in any given piece of discourse (cf. He et al. 2017: 160).
With all of the above in mind, the aim of this study is to give an overview of recent literature describing the effectiveness and efficacy of sole individual IPT in comparison with standardized forms of treatment for treating patients with MDD as a primary diagnosis.
With a chart like the above in mind, let's not even look at the average and instead look at the total of all income in the US, and that's $8.4 trillion.
Source: New York Times With a chart like the above in mind, let's not even look at the average and instead look at the total of all income in the US, and that's $8.4 trillion.
