The word 'injections' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in the medical field to refer to the process of injecting a substance into the body, usually through a needle or syringe. Example: The doctor administered a series of injections to the patient to alleviate their symptoms.
I'd come to hate the deep injections of anaesthetic, the needles so long they felt as if they might pierce my brain cavity.
Injections of colour into smart outfits tend to come from accessories: red socks, yellow tie, patterned scarf.
The statements came after the Brazilian media quoted doctors from the Brazilian club Santos, Neymar's former team, as saying there was a chance the striker could return for Sunday's final with alternative treatments and painkiller injections.
When Hengfeng was previously held at the hospital, in 2008, she was tied to her bed, force-fed and given several injections against her will.
He goes to sit several days a week in a consulting room with a dwindling number of patients who complain they can't understand him and are getting bruised injections.
After injections of adrenaline, atropine and other fluids at the hospital's accident and emergency department, Adam's heart began beating again and he was transferred to intensive care.
There is huge demand for hidden methods, like implants or injections".
"We see a challenging future for the global economy, corporate earnings and indeed for equity markets, which have been inflated by successive and substantial injections of liquidity through quantitative easing".
He is still prescribing and giving injections.
Mr Yanagisawa responded by insisting yet again that capital injections are unnecessary.
The purchase of troubled assets was on there, as was loan guarantees and equity injections, and the creation of a massive government "bad bank".
