The phrase "a good dosage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriate amount of a medication or substance to be taken for effectiveness or safety.
Example: "The doctor recommended a good dosage of the medication to ensure optimal results without side effects."
Alternatives: "an appropriate dosage" or "a suitable dosage".
For example, you might find that 10mg of CBD consumed daily is a good dosage for supporting overall health, and 20mg of CBD is more effective in relieving chronic pain.
A good dosage is around 3000 iu a day, taken first thing in the morning.
To get a good dosage of your greens, turn to spinach, kale and even darker leaf romaine.
He went on to say: Overall, Saw is a welcome entry in the horror genre that provides a good dosage of thrills.
When the ratio was set, a mixture of the two drugs was made and serially diluted to obtain a good dosage range.
"The half-life is important in order to get a good dosage regimen, to get a constant flow and in some way they are merged together so that one does not reflect as intensively about it, it just goes with the flow when you read the text… But I do not look into it specifically or reflect about it".
For almost everything we consume in life, there is a beneficial dosage and a harmful dosage.
The problem is that the invitations looked like prescription bottles, with the phrase "You are prescribed to have a good time" where the medication, dosage and doctor's name would normally appear.
A good agreement existed between the experimental admixture dosage and analytical admixture dosage at the immersion ages of 14, 28 and 56 days.
Fusco et al. [31] described 12 children and adolescents with PSH who showed a good response when treated with paracetamol (dosage not reported).
That was too much…" VP_16 "…when I see it is a good time to reduce the BZD dosage, then I will go down, but certainly not abruptly, fastly.
