The phrase "different dispositions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the varying attitudes, behaviors, or personalities of individuals. Example: "The group of students all had different dispositions towards the project. Some were eager and motivated while others were more reserved and reluctant to participate."
The model recognises that people have different dispositions, supports and resources, individual differences in self-efficacy, need for self-management support and self-management activities undertaken influencing problem resolution and recovery of health and well-being.
The model recognises that through their different dispositions, supports, resources and coping efficacy, people will differ in the restoration of health and well-being, their self-management activity and their need for self-management support.
Why do the father and son have such different dispositions toward these questions, initially?
And, frankly, there are going to be different dispositions of the case depending on the situation.
Finally, it's possible that ultra-long-distance runners just have different dispositions from the rest of us.
In the real world, of course, the distinction between these two very different dispositions is a fluid one.
Therefore, individual differences in the melanocortin system (determined, inter alia, by single nucleotide polymorphisms in the MC1R gene) should be correlated with individual differences in the regulation of inflammatory processes and, consequently, with a different disposition towards the formation of intracranial aneurysms.
"If I had a different disposition, I might be angry.
Yet seen painted in silhouette on a black vase, she conveys a different disposition.
Allen himself would rather have grown up with a "different disposition" – one that is sunnier than his long-term, world weary outlook.
Sleeping late would be fine if I were a different person with a different disposition, or perhaps if I were born under another planetary sign or, for that matter, on another planet.
