The phrase "cure from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a treatment or solution for a particular ailment or problem. For example: - "The doctor prescribed a medicine to cure me from the flu." - "I tried various methods to cure myself from my fear of heights, but nothing seemed to work." - "This new therapy has shown to be effective in curing patients from their addiction to drugs."
Italy was a comfy "rest cure from dining out in London," as Max put it, which lasted, with wartime breaks back in England, until his death in 1956.
You cannot easily tease apart the cure from the cure giver; medicine is an amalgam of hopes, intentions and observable results.
Instead of simply studying hyperinflation in Bolivia in the 1980's or dictating a cure from afar, he went there to help the government solve the problem.
Mention in a casual about the writer's sudden cure from an addiction to late-night TV showings of Hollywood movies of the late 1930's.
Its dire economic performance in the 1970s forced an early cure: from the 1980s it de-industrialised with a vengeance, freeing the labour market and strengthening competition.
Mrs. J. said she and her husband drove Mike to U.S. Detox after seeing one of Dr. Gooberman's big yellow billboards, which promised a rapid cure from heroin addiction.
"If that boy's completely normal, then I'm a virgin," the madam says — the kind of comment that moves Paul to seek a cure from a hypnotist, the conversion therapist of the day.
A scheme will see two new drugs introduced in 17 high-risk countries, including Ethiopia, with the aim of halving treatment times, eliminating the need for injections, and improving patients' chances of a cure from 48%to70%0%.
The so-called hangover cure from Hell via Trinidad ($5.75), an appetizer with hot sausage and roasted habaneros, can make your head burst, but the pain usually dissipates by the time your entree is served.
The New Yorker, March 28 , 1964P. 35 Mention in a casual about the writer's sudden cure from an addiction to late-night TV showings of Hollywood movies of the late 1930's.
Though cure from cancer is not guaranteed, children's chances of survival have increased significantly.
