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The phrase "act of dispensing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process of distributing or providing something, such as medication, information, or resources.
Example: "The act of dispensing medication must be done with great care to ensure patient safety."
Alternatives: "process of distribution" or "action of providing".
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The central characters of both "Elizabeth Costello," which appeared in 2003, and "Diary of a Bad Year" are novelists, and novelists in the act of dispensing strong opinions.
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While our evaluation did not specifically assess ACT dispensing services in ADDOs, evidence indicates that the quality of dispensing services in ADDOs is high, making it more likely that ADDO dispensers dispense ACTs responsibly [ 18].
The majority of ACT dispensing and counseling practices were suboptimal.
For example, instead of dispensing two units of a drug, a pump would dispense 22 units.
Living cells (i.e., mouse 3T3-J2 fibroblast) were dispensed with different dispensing pressures in order to evaluate the effect of dispensing process on cell viability and proliferation.
Covariates included sex, age, year of dispensing, setting of prescription and dispensing, and drugs dispensed.
Workload - the types and amount of dispensing conducted, hours of work, and approximate items dispensed monthly.
This evaluation found that the availability of management tools related to ACT dispensing in ADDOs was high.
In total, the number of prescriptions dispensed in the ACT over 2007 2008 dropped by 6927 or by 14% compared with 2005, when the lowest HF rates were recorded.
Yet ACT dispensing and counseling practices were largely suboptimal.
Adherence is defined as the extent to which a patient acts in accordance with the prescribed interval and dose of a dosing regimen, and is operationalized, in a retrospective assessment, as the number of doses dispensed in relation to the dispensing period, often called the "medication possession ratio (MPR)" [ 12, 17- 19].
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