The phrase "a sizable dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of something, often in a figurative sense, such as emotions, experiences, or substances.
Example: "The film delivered a sizable dose of nostalgia, reminding viewers of their childhood."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount of" or "a considerable portion of".
That's not a bad thing; it just means accompanying grown-ups or older siblings will have to choke down a sizable dose of schmaltz with their fish milkshakes.
Diet, bathing, rest, and exercise formed the core of their medicine, along with a sizable dose of common sense and sympathetic insight that amounted to a sort of psychotherapy.
The first two arrows of Mr. Abe's economic push — a sizable dose of monetary and fiscal stimulus — initially impressed investors, sending the stock market soaring as much as 80 percent in six months.
Mr. Dicker's distinctive brand of journalism — old-school beat reporting, searing commentary and a sizable dose of showmanship — has helped him endure for more than three decades in Albany.
Colored orbs of every color sprawl out in all directions, like the The Matrix's "guns, lots of guns" construct scene mixed with the Yellow Submarine and a sizable dose of acid.
"On rare occasions, according to the model calculations, it may be possible that hundreds of people, without knowing it, may be simultaneously receiving a sizable dose of radiation from dark lightning". Still, Dwyer noted the radiation risk posed by these flashes is minimal.
Wren of Wachovia contends that stocks, which pulled back last week after posting sizable gains since the market's mid-March lows, are going to need a hefty dose of good news to move well above their recent levels.
Unfortunately, this approach results in sizable dose exposure (and prohibitive exposure for serial evaluations) and therefore limits the usefulness of CT evaluation of PHV.
