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"high doses of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to large or excessive amounts of something. For example, "High doses of caffeine can have negative effects on your health."
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Most fruits contain high doses of vitamin C.
Frequent high doses of THC may overstimulate the endocannabinoid system.
Why was the patient on such high doses of vitamins?
Severe rejection episodes required high doses of steroids.
High doses of acetaminophen can cause liver damage.
Fifteen minutes later, the monkeys got high doses of the AIDS virus.
But the studies lacked enough figures on high doses of the vitamin.
I had rarely seen such high doses of narcotics prescribed for such long periods of time.
In January, Canadian regulators asked manufacturers to recall products containing high doses of the supplement.
Treatments, like the consumption of high doses of mercury, were harsh, dangerous and only minimally effective.
My sister's oncologist, a private practitioner, prescribed high doses of Celebrex, 800 milligrams a day.
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