The phrase "and frequent doses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the regular intake or application of something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as ideas, experiences, or substances.
Example: "To maintain a positive mindset, she believed in the power of gratitude and frequent doses of inspiration."
Alternatives: "and regular servings of" or "and consistent amounts of".
So why do so many athletes continue enthusiastically to swallow large and frequent doses of ibuprofen and related anti-inflammatory painkillers, including aspirin, before and during exercise?
These recent trials in CXMDj utilised very high and frequent doses of systemically delivered antisense oligonucleotides; additional work, in particular, improving delivery, efficacy and reducing dose, frequency and the potential for toxicity is very important for similar systemic therapeutic trials in humans.
Dexamethasone palmitate has the potential to inhibit the activity of tumor-associated macrophages, which promote cancer proliferation, invasion, and metastasis; however, only very high and frequent doses are capable of inducing antitumor effects.
As Hearst envisioned it, the "journalism of action" was to be a sustained force, defined by activism on many fronts and fuelled by frequent doses of self-promotion and self-congratulation.
Limitations of topical agents such as nystatin include a bitter taste, GI-adverse effects, and frequent dosing, all of which may contribute to reduced adherence.
The children wake up frequently, despite frequent doses of Benadryl, an antihistamine used to counter the itching from their scars.
The rise of the CC398 variant has been linked to the overuse of antibiotics in factory farming, where often cramped and dirty conditions allow disease to flourish and farmers become dependent on frequent doses of antibiotics.
Owing to the increase toxicity and frequent dose modification, lower doses of cytotoxics would be considered in future trials using the CAPIRI-Bev regimen as front-line treatment for patients with mCRC.
She recalls an idyllic childhood there filled with everything these children lack: the warm embrace of a tiny school, frequent doses of fresh air and play and music lessons for every child.
Instead, treat yourself to lobster eggs Benedict ($18), administer frequent doses of coffee and ignore the ringing in your head.
Other barriers were clinical and treatment factors such as protease inhibitor ART regimens [ 34], frequent doses of ART [ 29, 37], experience of side effects [ 34, 38], feeling unhappy with the treatment [ 25], initiating the treatment with a CD4 count over 200 Cells/mL3 [ 31].
