The phrase "a proper disposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an appropriate or suitable attitude, arrangement, or condition regarding a situation or object.
Example: "To succeed in this role, you must have a proper disposition towards teamwork and collaboration."
Alternatives: "an appropriate attitude" or "a suitable mindset."
"But particularly in such an important case" the most pressing need "is in a proper disposition of the case, not in one reached in haste".
In this way sound production is like nutrition, circulation, and respiration, none of which, as Descartes had also believed, require a soul, but which result instead from a proper disposition of one's organs.
Or on a worker's proper disposition of the bonus; in Christmas 1914, a large Minneapolis flour-milling company reportedly gave each of their employees a $25 check to be deposited at a savings bank, the gift-check being valueless otherwise.
These privateers carried "letters of marque" that granted them authority to seize enemy cargo, which they were supposed to bring to a court for proper disposition.
The Amendment would appear to guarantee to a criminal defendant that the Government will move with the dispatch that is appropriate to assure him an early and proper disposition of the charges against him". In addition to the period after indictment, the period between arrest and indictment must be considered in evaluating a Speedy Trial Clause claim.
In fact, however, the Meditations pursues, in a theoretical context, an inquiry that is closely related to ethics: the proper disposition of the will.
Where the act of state doctrine becomes a rule of judicial abstention rather than a rule of decision for the courts, the proper disposition is dismissal of the complaint or staying the litigation until the bar is lifted, regardless of who has possession of the property whose title is in dispute.
We shall therefore consider in turn petitioners' target theory, the necessity for continued adherence to the notion of standing discussed in Jones as a concept that is theoretically distinct from the merits of a defendant's Fourth Amendment claim, and, finally, the proper disposition of petitioners' ultimate claim in this case.
It is desired to sample some of the containers and inspect a sample of units from these selected containers to determine proper disposition of the entire lot.
Lawmakers say they hope the cases of Mr. Franken, Mr. Conyers and others lead to a new way of policing sexual harassment and new legislation about the proper disposition of such episodes on Capitol Hill.
This would cast a new burden upon the Court full of the direst consequences to the proper disposition of the rest of the business of the Court.
