The phrase "a dose of liquid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of liquid, often in the context of medicine or measurements.
Example: "The doctor prescribed a dose of liquid medication to be taken twice daily."
Alternatives: "a measure of liquid" or "a quantity of liquid".
They integrated a small supervised-injection site there where each new patient was given a prescribed dose of liquid hydromorphone that they then injected under a nurse's supervision.
Some were given a small dose of liquid just before their shots — either two milliliters of plain water (less than half a teaspoon) or the same amount of sugar water — and were comforted by a parent or guardian after their injections.
The fastest track to diabetes, heart disease, dementia and cancer is a daily dose of liquid glucose and fructose.
After the process parameters had been stabilized, a proper dose of liquid styrene (SL0), as the only source of carbon and energy for bacteria, was introduced into the solution.
When using the inedible movie blood, make potential stains on clothing less permanent by adding a good dose of liquid Dawn (or similar) dish washing detergent.
A steady, heavy dose of liquid dilaudid 3 times a day was a fucking dream he told me, fluttering his eyes towards the blue sky.
The parents were given an instruction sheet and verbally instructed by the physician to administer a dose of 30 mg/kg liquid acetaminophen 4 hours after the procedure if they subjectively felt that the infant displayed any signs they perceive as pain.
So Kirsten, at her mother's suggestion, took a dose of her brother's liquid antibiotic.
The purpose of this study was to assess whether instruction wording that is, implicit versus explicit dosage intervals was associated with participants' ability to describe and correctly measure a dose of a commonly prescribed liquid pediatric prescription medication.
We tested concrete samples with various water-to-binder ratio (W/B), fly-ash to binder ratio (FA/B), sand-to-aggregate ratio (S/A) and the dose of liquid naphthalene water reducer (FDN/B) by using a concrete rheometer.
