The phrase "appropriately disposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been properly dealt with or arranged, often in relation to waste or resources.
Example: "After the event, all materials were appropriately disposed of to ensure environmental compliance."
Alternatives: "properly managed" or "suitably handled".
Since the case will be remanded, that question and other questions raised by the respondent can be more appropriately disposed of by the District Court.
Nature will reward the most careful attention paid by a person who is appropriately disposed, but there is only "as much beauty visible to us in the landscape as we are prepared to appreciate, not a grain more.
For Pascal, however, faith provides appropriately disposed Christians with a means to transcend the limits of what is intelligible and to accept as true even matters that they cannot understand.
At all HDUs, sharps were appropriately disposed of in puncture-resistant sharps containers.
Cysteine replacement of an appropriately disposed pair of residues at an oligomeric interface is expected to generate a disulphide bridge.
A representative statement was, "Not in every hospital and health centre the syringes and needle are appropriately disposed" (P-7).
Providing locations to appropriately dispose of mercury and information on how to properly dispose of mercury can potentially reduce the likelihood that children will come in contact with stored mercury.
Recommendations to reduce transmission of community-associated MRSA include washing hands, caring for and covering wounds, not sharing contaminated personal items, appropriately disposing of contaminated waste, and appropriately prescribing antimicrobial drugs (40 ).
Whether the petition in the present case can appropriately be disposed of without the presence of the petitioner at the hearing is a question to be resolved in the further proceedings in the District Court.
Although the amount of volume of DSRSs generated from industry, medicine and research and education organization was relatively small compared with radioactive wastes from commercial nuclear power plants, some DSRSs can pose a significant hazard to human health due to their high activities and long half-lives, if not appropriately managed and disposed.
Only a handful showed isolated pockets of contaminants at levels of concern, and these have been removed and disposed of appropriately.
