The phrase "a regimen of such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of regimen or set of rules, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study focused on the effectiveness of a regimen of such dietary restrictions in improving overall health."
Alternatives: "a regimen of this kind" or "a regimen of that nature".
(Imagine Velma after a regimen of antidepressants.) Such traits lend a not always appropriate edge of desperation to the droll Desirée, who has tired of touring and longs to be reunited with her former (now married) lover, Fredrik Egerman Alexander Hansonn).
Samuel was diagnosed as being acutely malnourished and placed on a treatment programme that included a regimen of vitamin-enriched foods such as Plumpy'nut.
Abraham Goldstein followed such a regimen of cognitive fitness.
They also cede control of their curriculums and allow Beijing not only to appoint most of the teachers but impose a regimen of self-censorship in discussing "sensitive" issues such as the Tienanmen massacre.
Not only do they allow Beijing to appoint many of the teachers but they implicitly accept a regimen of self-censorship in discussing "sensitive" issues such as the Tienanmen massacre.
They had me on a regimen of mood stabilizers and SSRIs, but on such inconsistent schedules and doses.
In a non-randomised study in six centres in the UK, 24 patients with previously untreated small-cell lung cancer of limited extent were treated with a regimen of alternating chemotherapy and radiotherapy to assess response, toxicity, and the feasibility of applying such a regimen on a multicentre basis in the UK.
The new drug may one day transform the $5 billion market for treating osteoporosis by replacing a weekly regimen of pills, such as Merck's Fosamax, with a more effective shot that can be given just twice a year.
Companies should be making deliberate efforts to raise awareness of the benefits of renewal and should be helping executives establish regimens of such activities.
A nonhigh dose regimen can still be as efficacious as a high dose regimen of PPI (such as esomeprazole at least 8 mg/hr intravenous infusion for 72 hr) to control recurrent peptic ulcer bleeding [ 32– 32].
