The phrase "affecting their drinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or influences impact someone's alcohol consumption habits.
Example: "The recent changes in their lifestyle are affecting their drinking, leading to increased consumption during social events."
Alternatives: "influencing their alcohol intake" or "impacting their beverage choices".
The charity hopes that their campaign, Dry January, will help get people thinking about how much they drink, especially at home when units are harder to measure, and crucially, before they reach a stage where drinking is affecting their health.
Find out the number of their university advice or counselling service, or suggest they contact their personal tutor if drinking has been affecting their academic performance.
In keeping with previous research, women had considered the potential risks to their unborn child from drinking alcohol during pregnancy and this often affected their attitudes towards drinking [ 26].
It asked people how much public anti-social drinking affected their lives.
Interviewee 4One of the most important revelations for women during the intervention was how their life situation affected their judgment about smoking, drinking, drug use, and violent relationships.
The study didn't account for things like pain and suffering -- either of the excessive drinker themselves or of those affected by their drinking.
Produced by HBO Documentary Films in association with the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), "Risky Drinking" is no-holds-barred look at a national epidemic through the intimate stories of four people whose drinking dramatically affects their relationships.
To tailor effective prevention strategies that respond effectively to contextual risk factors, it is necessary to gain insight into how location and temporal, social, and situation characteristics operate independently and conjointly to affect drinking and drinking-related outcomes.
The experts understand risk factors affecting both drinking water quality and availability as complex and systemically interrelated.
