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It's interesting - I think both work, but they depend on how you would read them ALOUD.
Take one capsule three times a day to complete the course in the morning, on the seventeenth of February, 2019.
Take one capsule three times a day to complete the course on the morning of the seventeenth of February, 2019.
The first one specifies finishing in the morning - which means that (assuming a thirty-capsule course) the patient has to take the first dose in the afternoon on the first day. Then the instructions clarify that this will be on the seventeenth. I assume that the doctor's appointment was on the seventh.
The second one specifies time and date - the morning of the seventeenth - which means that the patient has to figure out when to start.
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Of course, different forms have different pronunciations.
Machine is a soft /ʃ/ sound
Mechanic, mechanism, mechanical and mechanics have a hard /k/ sound
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