The phrase "as a predisposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tendency or inclination that someone has towards a particular behavior or condition.
Example: "Her anxiety can be understood as a predisposition to stress in high-pressure situations."
Alternatives: "as an inclination" or "as a tendency."
Other influences such as a predisposition to develop thrombosis, diabetes mellitus, physical inactivity, obesity, and, rarely, oral contraceptives may induce premature coronary heart disease in susceptible persons.
Or to put it another way: there appears at times little to indicate that the culture of the industry requires what could be described as a predisposition among editors and publishers to be ferocious at authenticating.
Chase Brandon, a veteran covert operations officer who for the last six years has been the Central Intelligence Agency's official liaison to the world of movies, television and documentary films, said he had seen a steady increase in Hollywood's efforts at verisimilitude as well as a predisposition to offer sympathetic portrayals of the agency's work.
The above quotation and the general sentiments expressed regarding the importance of unemployment as a predisposition factor to criminal activities possibly account for the results in Table 6.
Personalized epigenetics identifies epigenetic alterations in individual patients as a predisposition for diseases or, if a disease is already present, their influence on disease progression and therapeutic outcome.
In the workplace, perception of women's communality is perceived as a predisposition for success at female-typed careers and as an obstacle in male dominated occupations or leadership positions.
Some states allow prosecutions as long as there was a "predisposition" to the conduct.
There are internal stressors as well: a predisposition to anxiety, a sensitive temperament, and sensory processing abilities to name just a few factors.
Although their etiology is not well known, several factors have been implicated as representing a predisposition to developing liver abscesses.
Glucocorticoid sensitivity and salivary cortisol concentration are increased in hypertensive humans with insulin resistance and hyperglycemia, as well as in men with a predisposition to high blood pressure [ 37, 38].
DOCK8 deficiency is characterized by severe cutaneous viral infections such as warts, and a predisposition to malignancies at a young age.
