The phrase "mild disorder" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a minor or less severe form of a disorder or condition. Example: The doctor diagnosed the patient with a mild disorder of the digestive system, recommending dietary changes and medication to manage it effectively.
Most affected individuals experience cystathioninuria as a mild disorder, evincing only the abnormal urinary excretion of cystathionine; sometimes, however, the disorder is associated with intellectual disability.
"Up until about 2002, this was a very mild disorder and very few people ever died from it," said Dr. Perry Hookman, a gastroenterologist and associate professor of medicine at the Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami.
People would be given a diagnosis based on how many criteria on that list they met: no disorder (0-1), mildisorderer (2-3), moderate (4-5) or severe (6 or more).
It offers better value on the fright front than Stonehearst Asylum (Lionsgate, 15), a diverting but toothless Edgar Allen Poe adaptation that serves up mild disorder in the eponymous loony bin; mostly creaking in the wrong places, it's a disappointment from Session 9 director Brad Anderson.
The rest of the family lines up facing the carpet in mild disorder.
Patients with a simple or mild disorder were to be offered interventions of low intensity.
Supporters say the proposed changes, by creating a category for mild disorders, may make it easier to identify and address drug or alcohol problems before they become serious.
Patients with mild disorders are over-treated.
Two items (lie to sit and walking independence) showed mild disordering of one threshold.
Odds ratios for psychiatric disorders requiring treatment were calculated dichotomising the psychiatric judgement scores into no or mild disorders (score 0) and disorders requiring treatment (score 1).
In the preterm children with psychiatric disorders requiring treatment there was an equal transition to psychiatric disorders requiring treatment, mild disorders and absence of psychiatric disorders into adolescence.
