The phrase "a particular dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific amount or measurement of something, often in contexts related to medicine, nutrition, or substances.
Example: "The doctor prescribed a particular dose of medication to ensure the patient received the right amount for effective treatment."
Alternatives: "a specific amount of" or "a certain dosage of".
On PDs, all animals were injected with a particular dose of acetaldehyde 30 min before a 20-min limited access to a saccharin solution [0.1% (wt./vol).] and then injected immediately with either LiCl (0.15 M, 1.8 mEq) or saline.
In the investigation of this study, an implantation energy of 5 keV seems to be the optimum parameter for a particular dose of 1.5 × 1016 cm-2 and SiN/HfO2/SiO2 stack for the evolution of Ge-NCs and obtaining significant memory properties.
It would be expected that with a particular dose of irradiation, both, induction or repression of the immune response could be present.
In short, person-time at risk after a particular dose of IPTi was divided into strata to allow calculation of protective efficacy in discrete time periods after IPTi.
The proportion of children that received a particular dose of a vaccine is used to determine the immunization coverage rate.
The benefits of a particular dose of administration remain uncertain because of the limited number of studies included in this meta-analysis.
Compounding the problem was that it took several weeks for the effectiveness of a particular dose to become apparent.
If all three patients at a particular dose level of irinotecan developed significant haematological or nonhaematological toxicity, treatment was stopped and the dose level below was taken as the MTD.
We excluded systematic reviews dealing exclusively with subgroups of participants, such as nulliparas or women with prelabour rupture of membranes or with only a particular dose or formulation of the method under study (i.e. low dose or sustained-release preparations).
We were mystified to find that after days of giving him a particular dose without incident, a cluster of hives would appear like a swarm of insects on his cheeks, or his face and hands would swell, and he would cry and ask for a Band-Aid or vomit or say, "My food hurt me," and show me his swollen tongue.
For estimation of metal, required amount of Bellamya bengalensis tissue/shell of a particular dose was taken into Teflon container for microwave digestion.
