The phrase "allow the dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medication, treatment, or dosage instructions where permission or acceptance of a specific dosage is being discussed.
Example: "Before administering the medication, please allow the dose of 10 mg to be given to the patient."
Alternatives: "permit the dosage of" or "authorize the amount of".
Thus, the sheep data (Figures 7 and 8) suggest that ASC may allow the dose of adrenergic drug to be dropped more than ten fold, retaining therapeutic efficacy, but also reducing systemic side effects such as the increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, nervousness, and sleeplessness that often accompany adrenergic inhaler use.
Determination of the plasma concentration of FU would allow the dose of the drug to be adjusted to maintain high concentrations of FU in the plasma.
The study protocol allowed the dose of epoetin alfa to be increased for patients in whom an inadequate response (i.e., <1.0 g dl−1 increase in haemoglobin) was observed.
As well as providing precise spatial control over cells irradiated, the pulsed nature of the ultrasoft X-ray source allows the dose of X-rays to be controlled, and as the system is capable of delivering 3 Gy s−1, a substantial dose may be given in a short time.
Consequently, this finding allowed the doses of norepinephrine to be decreased and even withdrawn in two patients.
Doctors recommend switching the application spot with each application to allow the maximum dose of progesterone to be absorbed.
Preclinical studies reported that intermittent dosing schedules (vs split-dose schedules) allowed the highest dose of cabazitaxel to be administered with the best patient recovery and optimum antitumour activity [ 18].
Ibuprofen, therefore, is a potential therapeutic agent that might allow lowering the doses of cisplatin and limiting the many challenge associated with its toxicity and development of drug resistance.
Since the dose is a point quantity, the dosimeter should allow the determination of the dose from a very small volume (i.e. one needs a 'point dosimeter' to characterize the dose at a point).
The nurses worked under the supervision of doctors and were allowed to change the dose of certain drugs like diuretics, or water pills, and to refer patients for unscheduled appointments with their doctors.
The number of gold-coated liposomes delivered into the single cell was determined by incorporation of a fluorescently-tagged lipid within the liposomes, allowing quantification of the dose of active molecules delivered into the cytosol.
