The phrase "accurate dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, nutrition, or any situation where precise measurements are important.
Example: "It is crucial to administer the accurate dose of medication to ensure the patient's safety and recovery."
Alternatives: "precise amount of" or "correct dosage of".
The breakthrough has been to get them working together to monitor glucose levels closely, and respond with an accurate dose of insulin with the help of a specially-designed phone app.
If you ever wanted to get a more accurate dose of history from the reign of Augustus to that of Claudius (part of the Julio-Claudian dynasty), then this show is for you.
Instead of delivery of radiation to the cells seeded on titanium discs, cells were irradiated in suspension before they were seeded which could avoid scattering of radiation from titanium and ensure more homogeneous and accurate dose of radiation [ 22, 23].
The walls' creamy paint colors contain historically accurate doses of linseed oil, lamp black and milk.
First, accurate doses of the drugs could be administered, something that had not been possible previously because the plants contained unknown and variable amounts of the active drug.
This study describes the formulation of xanthan wafers containing a selective, insoluble MMP-3 inhibitor (UK-370,106) and a non-ionic surfactant, designed to release accurate doses of UK-370,106 directly to a suppurating wound bed.
This has implications for accurate dosing of renally eliminated drugs.
Easy to use delivery systems that permit accurate dosing of topical agents are important to minimize the wastage associated with missing the eye or instillation of multiple doses.
It should be noted that, for ocular animal studies, accurate dosing of compounds (5 μL) by intravitreal injection in the relatively small space of the eye is challenging.
These studies showed that accurate dosing of the bsMAb and the radiolabelled peptide is crucial to obtain optimal tumour targeting (Schoffelen et al, 2010b).
By enabling more convenient, discrete and accurate dosing of insulin, an insulin pen may improve patients' adherence to treatment and allow them to more successfully manage their diabetes.
