The phrase "a serious dose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of something, often in a context where it has a strong impact or effect.
Example: "After a long week of work, I needed a serious dose of relaxation to recharge my batteries."
Alternatives: "a hefty amount" or "a substantial measure".
The show has a serious dose of it.
This must be surmounted with a serious dose of pride and an awareness that, as Condou said, "role models really make a difference".
Dibben was replaced by Ed Clancy for the final, and as GB men's endurance coach Heiko Salzwedel subsequently acknowledged, Clancy injected a serious dose of power, so much so the team finished in 3 54.974.
Described as "more European inn than West Hollywood" and with just 32 rooms, the former youth hostel is ideally located for those in search a serious dose of retail therapy.
And it is no secret that Mr Brown, as chancellor of the exchequer, strongly opposed the EU budget deal in December 2005.Yet there are now whispers in Brussels about one of those grand bargains often struck at EU summits: give Mr Brown a serious dose of CAP reform, including some national financing, and he might accept a revised constitution after all.
On the last leg I'd got suddenly over-confident, and had a serious dose of range anxiety.
ABT263 has a serious dose-limiting side effect that restricts its clinical utility, as severe thrombocytopenia occurs as on-target effect of BCL-XL neutralization.
Because if he's allergic to press, he's going to get a very very serious dose of hives".
The regulatory guidelines for medicines also stated that tighter limits for permissible differences in bioavailability may be required for medicines that have an NTI, serious dose-related toxicity, a steep dose/effect curve or non-linear PKs within the therapeutic dosage range.
In radiotherapy the healthy tissue involvement still poses serious dose limitations.
This currently available, marketed formulation has been associated with the absence of selectivity for target tissues, serious dose limiting toxicities, and hypersensitivity reactions, as well as sensory and motor neuropathies that are sometimes severe and irreversible.
