Collocations for disorder - noun

complete

throw sth into
The country was thrown into disorder by the strikes.

in disorder
He died suddenly, leaving his financial affairs in complete disorder.

a state of disorder

serious (esp. BrE)
widespread
violent (esp. BrE)
alcohol-related, drink-related (both BrE)
the pressures on police caused by drink-related disorder

civil, crowd (BrE), public (esp. BrE), social
political
youth (BrE)
problems of youth disorder in our cities

outbreak (esp. BrE)
There have been outbreaks of serious public disorder.

create, lead to
quell
Troops were sent in to quell the disorder.

combat, curb, tackle (all esp. BrE)
The initiative aims to tackle alcohol-related disorder in towns.

tolerate (esp. BrE)
The police will not tolerate disorder of any kind on our streets.

prevent
new restrictions aimed at preventing social disorder

serious, severe
chronic
common, rare
genetic, inherited
blood, brain, etc.
circulatory, eating, etc.
Anorexia is a common eating disorder.

physical
behavioural/behavioral, emotional, mental, nervous, neurological, personality, psychiatric, psychological
attention deficit, bipolar, obsessive compulsive, post-traumatic stress, seasonal affective, etc.

have, suffer from
She suffers from a rare blood disorder.

develop
Some people develop psychological disorders as a result of trauma.

cause
the argument that thin models in magazines cause eating disorders

prevent
Consumption of fatty acids may help prevent the disorder.

treat
diagnose
Her doctor diagnosed a thyroid disorder.

affect sth
disorders affecting the very old, such as senile dementia

disorder of
disorders of the digestive system