The phrase "alcohol data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statistics related to alcohol consumption, sales, or effects.
Example: "The research study provided comprehensive alcohol data that highlighted trends in consumption among different age groups."
Alternatives: "alcohol statistics" or "alcohol information".
For 2010, the latest year for which complete alcohol data are available, I grabbed the number of regular users from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
The results support the validity of self-report alcohol data, provide empirical data useful for optimal design of daily process sampling, and provide an initial demonstration of the use of transdermal alcohol assessment to characterize drinking dynamics associated with risk for alcohol dependence.
Alcohol data for European countries suggest that binge-drinking of alcohol is more closely associated with alcohol-related problems compared to average per capita use [14].
Physical activity and alcohol data was additionally available for 66 67% of the analysis samples for 25(OH D and PTH.
The alcohol data support our previous studies [19] that CB2-R agonist JWH015 administration enhances alcohol intake in stressed but not in non-stressed control mice.
We did not limit analyses to participants with physical activity and alcohol data, but compared results for the subgroups with and without these data.
The only exception was the prolamin fraction due to its intrinsic solubility in alcohols (data not shown).
GC-MS analyses also revealed the presence of traces of saturated C29 alkane, 10-hydroxy C27 secondary alcohol, C33 alkene and C32 and C34 fatty alcohols (data not shown).
The weekly off-trade alcohol sales data exclude data from Aldi and Lidl.
There were 21 recombinant inbred strains plus the two progenitor strains that had both alcohol consumption data and SNP data.
Alcohol consumption data is based on data from a representative national Danish health survey [ 38].
