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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and prescribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been officially recommended or ordered, often in relation to medication or guidelines.
Example: "The doctor advised a strict diet and prescribed a daily exercise routine."
Alternatives: "and recommended" or "and ordered".
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His doctor agreed and prescribed an ointment.
Doctors diagnosed adrenal fatigue and prescribed complete rest.
Physicians assessed patients' problems and prescribed the best treatments.
Eventually Revelle was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and prescribed lithium.
Two actions are considered: gravity forces (pendulum) and prescribed rotation.
A psychiatrist diagnosed stage fright and prescribed Librium.
He suggested that she take an over-the-counter pain reliever and prescribed eardrops.
It will likely be delivered as an inhaler and prescribed by a relationship counsellor.
"We need a handle on predicting accelerated erosion from wildfires and prescribed burns," he said.
Eventually, she was hospitalised, and prescribed Thorazine, a powerful anti-psychotic.
When Portas was 16, her mother – misdiagnosed as menopausal and prescribed antidepressants – died unexpectedly of meningitis.
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