"organic disorder" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an illness or condition which is caused by a physical or physiological problem, as opposed to a disorder which is caused by emotional or psychological factors. For example, "Hannah suffered from an organic disorder which prevented her from keeping food down".
It reassured some doctors that they were medicating an organic disorder, and stirred interest in genetic testing for depression risk.
Janet also studied people who had lost memory of extensive periods in the past, also without evidence of organic disorder.
He and his colleagues have found that one patient in eight with symptoms of the syndrome actually has an underlying organic disorder.
But in the overwhelming majority of her patients' cases, she added -- and there's a furious debate embedded in the rest of this sentence -- the organic disorder precedes the emotional ones.
"It's an organic disorder of the brain, a neurological disorder," said Dr. Mark Hallett, chief of the human motor control section of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokes, part of the National Institutes of Health.
Headaches that start after age 55 suggest an organic disorder for CDH, such as a mass lesion or giant cell arteritis [11].
Second, our study did not include the full spectrum of psychiatric disorders, e.g. schizophrenia and other serious mental disorders, organic mental disorders, sexual disorders, eating disorders, personality disorders, and intellectual deficiencies.
The stomach is a digestive organ subjected to OS directly or indirectly through the diet, and some gastric organic disorders, including cancer, could be related to such stress 30.
Neurology, medical specialty concerned with the nervous system and its functional or organic disorders.
A number of factors can alter normal nail growth, among them age, trauma, poisons, and organic disorders.
Steps toward the diagnosis of suspected organic disorders include obtaining a full history of the patient followed by a detailed examination of the patient's mental state, with additional tests for particular functions as necessary.
