The phrase "addictions among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the prevalence or occurrence of addictions within a specific group or population.
Example: "The study focused on the various types of addictions among teenagers in urban areas."
Alternatives: "addictions within" or "addictions in".
We deal with a lot of tough things in life ― grief and various addictions, among other things ― in stages.
Our study emphasizes the complex nature of chronic pain and addictions among a uniquely marginalized population.
The prevalence of mental health problems and addictions among homeless people is significantly higher than in the general population.
The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of main substance use and behavioral addictions among students in higher education in France and to examine the relationship with perceived stress.
Hence, the purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of main substance use and behavioral addictions among university students in France and to investigate the relationship between substance use, behavioral addictions, and stress in order to implement appropriate preventive interventions to foster public health benefits.
Run by former addicts, Journey is a pioneer in fighting the scourge of drug addiction among young people.
He suggested drug addiction among youths.
"We're starting to see video- game addiction among adults -- neglecting relationships, neglecting responsibilities," he said.
A frequently cited survey of narcotics use, taken in 1980, found "only four cases of addiction among 11,882 hospitalized patients".
Nancy Duel, chairwoman of a group called the Anti-Gambling thek Forcasinoid the casino would only add to gambling addiction among the poor.
Peter Provet, Odyssey House's president, calls addiction among those who are middle-aged and beyond "an unspoken, unaddressed problem".
