The phrase "a new disposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a change in attitude, behavior, or arrangement, often in a positive or refreshing context.
Example: "After the team-building retreat, there was a noticeable shift in the group's dynamics, leading to a new disposition among the members."
Alternatives: "a fresh outlook" or "a different mindset."
Should you be feeling off-balance, taken-aback, shocked or frustrated by your child's new disposition and prickly personality shifts, you are not alone.
It's common knowledge that trains are where all the arseholes of planet Earth convene, so this is the perfect opportunity to watch, learn and develop my new disposition.
As a composer and bandleader she's working with one of jazz's new dispositions: elements of rock and funk, a full investment in the sound of the Fender Rhodes electric piano (via the pianist Kris Davis, whose improvising stamina energized the band), lots of crisp harmony, not much open-ended soul-searching.
Consequently, as countries authorise new dispositions, the new role of the private initiative is progressively incorporated (today, private agents are already involved in decision-making together with Port Authorities).
Developmental processes and functions such as growth and synaptic plasticity serve to change the organisms' structure and consequently lead to new dispositions.
The methodology of PBPK model-guided unmasking of compound properties can serve as a general practice for mechanistic understanding of a new compound's disposition.
The objective was to introduce a new type of the disposition function, which would be sufficiently robust (i.e., describing the main features yet simple) for a direct application in the formulation of model-based QSTARs (where T represents time), and advance SBSP modeling.
Now the Colts are 4-1 and play at Pittsburgh on Monday night with a new coach, Tony Dungy, and a disposition that reflects the A.F.C.'s new attitude.
The concept of prenatal programming may provide a new explanation for the observed family disposition of BEN.
