"less disposed to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not as willing, enthusiastic or receptive to something as before. For example: "After his divorce, he was less disposed to going out on dates."
They were the less disposed to fight for having been inoculated two days before against typhoid.
If opinions vary among regions, there is one shared hope: that Americans emerge from the experience less disposed to lecture everybody else.
"Some of those who are less disposed to additional Treasury purchases worry about the perception in the markets that they are motivated by a desire to help the Treasury finance a mountain of debt," wrote Laurence H. Meyer, chief economist at Macroeconomic Advisers, and a former Fed governor, in a note to clients last week.
Might a single drink – a single drink, I stress, no more than half a pint, mind – not only be harmless but a positive boon to drivers, rendering them mellower, more convivial, less disposed to road rage, while still in possession of their motor skills?
The node N340 was less disposed to motion, and the node N312 had intermediate behavior and manifested a homothetic curve with respect to the displacements.
The Chinese, they claim, are more willing to accept that conflicting views may be compatible and therefore are less disposed to recognize or condemn contradictions (Peng & Nisbett 1999).
Similarly, the benefits of the program could also be overstated if less successful program graduates were less likely to be successfully re-interviewed because they are ashamed of their current status or are less favorably disposed to the program.
"As one shrewd McCain supporter told me, 'Every minute she spends not telling the American people something that makes them less well disposed to Obama is a minute wasted.'" 3. Accuse Obama of being too liberal.
As one shrewd McCain supporter told me, "Every minute she spends not telling the American people something that makes them less well disposed to Obama is a minute wasted".
An idea that should have improved the game is making us feel less favourably disposed to those we should be idolising, almost encouraging the players to override their natural instincts.
The following data point may be the closest to explaining the trend: when the survey team asked, "In light of the current economic situation, are you more or less likely to support new commercial development projects in your community?" nearly three-quarters of the men said they were more likely to be well disposed to development; less than two-thirds of women did.
