The phrase "a cure of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase would be "a cure for."
Example: "The researchers are working on a cure for the disease."
Alternatives: "a remedy for" or "a treatment for".
What progress have scientists made in pursuing a cure of H.I.V. or AIDS for adults?
An editorial held out the possibility of "a cure of a terrible killer in the not too distant future".
In "The Bonesetter's Daughter" dragon bones symbolize the genetic links and secret histories that bind the three women, even offering a cure of a sorts when the secrets involving the bones are revealed.
Nor can anger-management treatment be seen as a cure of any sort, said Raymond Tafrate, a clinical psychologist who is the chairman of the criminology department at Central Connecticut State University and a co-author of "Anger Management for Everyone: Seven Proven Ways to Control Anger and Live a Happier Life" (Impact Publishers, 2009).
But clearance of this reservoir is crucial to achieve a cure of HIV infection.
Consequently, we are now faced with a new therapeutic dilemma: how can a cure of this infection be achieved?
Tip never lost his fixed belief in government as a curer of social ills: he was "an absolute, unrepentant, unreconstructed New Deal Democrat".
We are not hypochondriacs, but sick people in search of a cure, and of more compassionate medical care.
This treatment regimen delivers a cure rate of approximately 50% of cases [ 11].
Typical cases of TB have a cure rate of over 90percentt, but MDR-TB cases have a cure rate of around 50percentt.
It's a cure worthy of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle.
