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The phrase "a curative force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has the ability to heal or restore health, often in a medical or therapeutic context.
Example: "Many believe that nature possesses a curative force that can aid in the recovery from illness."
Alternatives: "healing power" or "restorative energy".
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Jim's enduring love of books, and his reliance on the written word as a curative force, is a constant theme.
Since antiquity, dreams have been viewed as a source of divination, as a form of reality, as a curative force, and as an extension or adjunct of the waking state.
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The power of music, it's a curative power.
As for theatergoers, curiosity is a curative for intimidation.
Surgery is a curative approach in select patients.
But the new treatment "is a curative therapy," he said.
A curative attempt was defined as a treatment plan with the goal of achieving a CR.
After a curative resection, an adjuvant therapy may be administered.
Because of course, family members are so wanting to see a curative outcome.
He thinks that nanomedicine is set to make the groundbreaking switch from a curative to a preventative approach.
Purpose: Allogeneic hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation (HSCT) is a curative treatment for many hematologic cancers.
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