"clear disposition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means having a calm and composed mindset. For example, "Through meditation, Thomas was able to develop a clear disposition and keep his stress levels at bay."
With the ability to read the triage documentation online, clear dispositions, warning signs and self-care instructions are all present for the patient to review and may improve adherence.
"In this way, we make clear our disposition toward dialogue, toward the building of agreements and toward achieving peace," Commander Esther said.
Hargrove made it clear his disposition would change by game time, when getting to Colts quarterback Peyton Manning will be his consuming ambition.
Our results show that reduced susceptibility to vancomycin has emerged in many successful epidemic lineages with no clear clonal disposition.
The contrast (iii) between the older system — which was represented as having benign results—was clear, and the disposition of pro-language obvious enough.
Dispositions are reduced to counterfactual dependencies, though as is made clear in "Finkish Dispositions" (1997b), the reduction is not as simple as it might have seemed.
...The question that most achingly calls out for clear speech concerns the disposition of the dozens of indicted war criminals who, according to Dayton, are late for their appointments with the Hague Tribunal.
They then argue that 'the doctrine of judicial finality is not a catch-penny contrivance to dispose of cases merely for the sake of disposition and clear up dockets in that manner.' Moore & Currier, supra, n. 7, at 308.
She said in addition to the physical benefits, a plant-based diet also may lead to clearer thinking and better disposition.
