The phrase "relevant disposition" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or suitable attitude, arrangement, or condition related to a specific context.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired outcome, it is essential to maintain a relevant disposition towards the project goals."
Alternatives: "appropriate attitude" or "suitable arrangement."
One difficulty with (a), and so with (a) and (b), is that it leaves open how the relevant dispositions must be grounded.
If we are attending to the causal base of the relevant dispositions, we can easily see how Danielle's relevant causal base is ill-equipped for picking up blond haired dogs.
So the acquisition of the relevant dispositions, and partial mastery of the sentence, can be used as a basis on which the child can learn more of the language, and more about the world.
Because there is no basis for contending that when we test the relevant dispositions at other possible worlds, we have to restrict the worlds to ones in which we hold fixed the past and the laws.
In such a scenario, subjects who are inverted with respect to each other differ in relevant behavioral dispositions (e.g., dispositions to apply color terms, dispositions to sort colored chips, etc).
To determine which outcomes emergency physicians (EP) consider most relevant to disposition decisions.
We also sought to determine whether different outcomes (including cardiopulmonary arrest, hypotension, hypoxia, need for respiratory support, need for thrombolysis, development of a cardiac dysrhythmia, and bleeding) were considered more relevant to disposition decisions than others.
In aggregation, any single sample of behavior reflects not only the relevant general disposition, but also the influence of various other factors unique to the particular occasion, situation, and action being observed (see Ajzen [1991]).
Some recent data suggest that genotype for pregnane × receptor (PXR), a transcriptional regulator for various metabolism and transporter genes that are relevant to disposition of both drugs and endogenous factors such as bile acids, may also be a predictor for DILI relating to flucloxacillin [ 64].
However, as many philosophers have pointed out (Chisholm 1957; Geach 1957), logical behaviorism provides an implausible account of the meanings of our mental state terms, since, intuitively, a subject can have the mental states in question without the relevant behavioral dispositions — and vice versa.
