The phrase "an immediate dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick or instant amount of something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as information, emotion, or experience.
Example: "After a long day at work, I needed an immediate dose of relaxation to unwind."
Alternatives: "a quick hit of" or "an instant supply of".
I left the room and made the call to the surgeon, arranged for an immediate dose of the antibiotics and asked the intern to settle the paperwork.
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In the 2013 group, 50 (52%) of 96 patients met the ECS criteria for an immediate dose of fibrinogen.
Discharged ICU patients are often in a precarious physiological state, so an immediate dose of an adrenergic antagonist may dangerously destabilize a patient (or simply supplement a standing prescription).
The options included first making no protocol change, but urging further diligence in information giving and dose reduction in face of toxicity; dose reduction in the face of grade 2 toxicity rather than grade 3; or alternatively, an immediate dose reduction of capecitabine from 1000 to 850 mg m−2 b.d.
At the time of the present analysis, the EAU guidelines recommended a single immediate postoperative chemotherapeutic dose for all patients with NMIBC, which probably explains the higher use of a single immediate dose of chemotherapy in European intermediate-risk patients.
If two out of three patients experienced a DLT, an immediate dose reduction was mandatory.
Further we show that the steroid hormones cortisol, testosterone, and progesterone cause an immediate, dose-dependent increase of daunorubicin accumulation in Pgp overexpressing cells.
In the electrophysiological recordings, s.c. injection of the same three doses of melittin into the cutaneous receptive field produced an immediate, dose-dependent increase in spontaneous spike discharges of spinal dorsal horn wide-dynamic-range (WDR) neurons which are believed to be responsible for the spinally-organized nociceptive flexion reflex.
The observed increase in CD69 expression on T cells clearly demonstrates that in vivo MTRX1011A administration leads to an immediate and dose dependent early activation of T cells.
Duplicate or triplicate slides were irradiated with a dose of 2, 4 and 6 Gy to generate an immediate damage dose response.
