The phrase "addiction potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about substances, behaviors, or activities that may lead to addiction or dependency.
Example: "The addiction potential of this drug has raised concerns among health professionals."
Alternatives: "risk of addiction" or "likelihood of dependency."
"Like all narcotic pain relievers," she says, it does have "addiction potential".
According to a principle known as the "rate hypothesis," the rate at which an opioid enters the brain determines its euphoric effect, and also its addiction potential.
This study examines whether tobacco dependence severity moderates the acute effects of reducing nicotine content in cigarettes on the addiction potential of smoking, craving/withdrawal, or smoking topography.
They worked extremely well and became immense hits in the western world, but their addiction potential was phenomenal and the dividing line between a toxic dose and therapeutic dose was very fine".
Integrated treatment programs (those that include on-site pregnancy-, parenting-, or child-related services with addiction services) were developed to break the intergenerational cycle of addiction, potential child maltreatment, and poor outcomes for children.
Given that a number of drugs of abuse have both rewarding and aversive effects, the balance of which influences addiction potential, the present study examined the aversive properties of α-PVP by assessing its ability to induce taste avoidance.
The magnitude of toxicants and carcinogen exposures, effects on human health, as well as the addiction and dependence potentials associated with WPS need to be studied in well-designed prospective trials.
Or he was on the computer, reading up on addiction and potential treatments.
From a variety of disciplines and areas of expertise, Yale faculty and researchers are reframing the problem of addiction and potential solutions.
Purdue and several of its executives in 2007 pleaded guilty to falsely marketing OxyContin in a way that played down the drug's risk of addiction and potential for abuse.
Genetic research on addiction raises potential risks for participants that must be clearly communicated to participants, including limitations on the ability of researchers to protect their privacy.
