The phrase "a constant dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a regular or consistent amount of something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as information, entertainment, or medication.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, many people seek a constant dose of news to stay informed about current events."
Alternatives: "a steady supply of" or "a regular intake of".
Farm animals are often given a constant dose of antibiotics, added to their feed, in order to boost growth and prevent outbreaks of disease.
Batch equilibrium adsorption experiments were conducted to investigate the adsorption behaviour of Bio-F at a constant dose of 10 g/L and varying concentrations of fluoride.
Accordingly, when the concentration of the vasoactive drug changed in the course of the CNIP, the smart pump automatically modified the flow rate of the new infusion pump to maintain a constant dose of norepinephrine.
Rather, it's about the intensity of the experience -- wanted or unwanted -- and the difficulty in scaling back from a constant dose of adrenaline.
A constant dose of a previously titrated, cell culture adapted EBLV-1 challenge virus 8918FRA was incubated with 3 fold dilutions of the sera to be titrated.
Therefore, we thought that even if a constant dose of AFP was microinjected into the lumen of the seminiferous tubules, the concentration gradient of AFP was caused by the domain of the seminiferous tubules.
Source-half depth distance (SHD) was initially calculated to obtain a constant dose rate of 0.5 Gy min−1 and monthly adapted from the Co source radioactivity decrease.
The source-half-depth distance was initially calculated to obtain a constant dose rate of 0.5 Gy/min, and was adapted monthly to the cobalt-60 source radioactivity decay.
With reference to host resistance, this explains the varied incidence of disease in a host population exposed to a statistically constant dose of the infectious agent.
A relatively constant dose of the drug diffused out of the cups, which they placed in three different streams for 18 days.
So far, the only mode of treatment allowed by gene therapy in clinical trials has been the application of a continuous, constant dose of therapy, but we work with progressive diseases, and so the needs of the patient will change over time.
