The phrase "aggressive smoking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a smoking habit that is intense or excessive, often implying a negative connotation regarding health or behavior.
Example: "His aggressive smoking habits have led to serious health issues that he can no longer ignore."
Alternatives: "heavy smoking" or "intense smoking".
This, perhaps, indicates a need for more aggressive smoking cessation interventions.
The high prevalence of smoking and respiratory symptoms identifies IDUs as patients who would benefit from aggressive smoking cessation and spirometry screening initiatives.
The lower tobacco use rates in women in many of these Asian countries need to be explored in order to strengthen resistance to aggressive smoking campaigns launched by the tobacco industries in this region in the recent years.
We have identified some important modifiable clinical factors that if addressed might substantially reduce the adverse effects of social deprivation on mid-term survival after cardiac surgery, pointing to the need for comprehensive rehabilitation programmes before and after surgery that include aggressive smoking cessation, nutritional, and behavioural support.
In Lung Health Study, 20 aggressive smoking interventions were given to smokers with mild COPD, and this resulted in a slower decline in FEV1 in the first year between the two groups, but there were no differences in the next three years.
Now the U.S. government is considering a new approach -- bombarding Americans with a simpler, more aggressive message: smoking is really, really gross.
All of which seems a little aggressive for smoking a bit of weed.
In Ab Fab, as it came to be known, Lumley played Patsy, an aging, sexually aggressive, chain-smoking, heavy-drinking, drug-taking fashionista with a distinctive beehive hairdo.
The reasons for the difference are not clear, although the authors point out that cities like New York often have aggressive anti-smoking policies and make it harder for people to eat trans fats, and drink sugary sodas — which are implicated in common diseases like obesity and diabetes.
But smokers who rail against the state's high cigarette taxes and the Bloomberg administration's aggressive anti-smoking campaign will find something to agree with: anti-tobacco policies are taken into account under the heading of "paternalism".
"There is no reason to think the Fed will be more aggressive without a smoking gun on inflation," said Donald J. Fine, chief market analyst at Chase Asset Management.
