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The phrase "healthy dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an amount that is beneficial in some way. For example: "We all need a healthy dose of sleep each night to stay healthy and alert."
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Perry has a healthy dose of vanity.
Naturally, that's dashed with a healthy dose of skepticism.
"A healthy dose of skepticism is not shocking," he said.
Wesley's devotion to Wagner includes a healthy dose of paranoia.
Mr. Charlap has a healthy dose of musical genes.
His remedy: a healthy dose of pickle juice before kickoff.
Then get ready for a healthy dose of sputtering rage.
It raises it with a healthy dose of humor.
All these lessons come with a healthy dose of humor.
I offer these judgments with a healthy dose of humility.
A healthy dose of scepticism needs to be taken whatever announcements are made.
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