"mild personality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is gentle, kind, and easy going. For example, "She has a mild personality, so she's easy to get along with."
"He is a complicated person and does not have a mild personality," said Anna Komarova, a transgender activist allied with Mr. Alekseyev.
He was a curious child but had a mild personality, rarely daring to test the house limits.
And while the show, directed by Mr. Poitier, is thoroughly entertaining, it displays a mild personality disorder.
"The Michael McIntyre book is a bit like having someone with a mild personality disorder shouting in your ear for six hours," he reported.
It's as though the strong foundations of a simple Roald Dahl story have given Anderson scope to freewheel like he's never freewheeled before: there are more amusing mild personality disorders and examples of foolish but utterly believable human behaviour than in any of the above movies, and very little feels shoehorned in.
Finally, we performed Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2), that excluded a structured psychopathology, and Baratt Impulsiveness Scale (BIS-11), that showed mild personality impulsivity.
A milder personality falling apart is less dramatic".
Low-intensity outpatient treatments can be an option for patients with milder personality pathology, but are usually considered insufficient for poorly functioning PD patients [ 17, 22].
She went on, "There are milder personalities that could create the illusion of inclusion, and spare you the headache of argument and counter-argument, and President Obama did not choose that milder version".
The father (I-1-1) of the twins was aged 82 at assessment and had a mild obsessive compulsive personality disorder but no other psychiatric problems, while the mother (I-1-2) wagedged 74 and had never had any psychiatric problems.
I feel as if I'm approaching a state of mild split-personality syndrome".
