The phrase "among juveniles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of young individuals, typically under the age of legal adulthood, in various contexts such as studies, discussions, or reports.
Example: "The study focused on the prevalence of substance abuse among juveniles in urban areas."
Alternatives: "within youth" or "among young people".
Deaths also occurred, particularly among juveniles.
Among juveniles in Australian detention centres, 48% are Indigenous.
The 203 arrests among juveniles listed for robbery included 174 blacks, or 86percentt.
There is now a growing debate within the Amish communities over how to deal with the drug problem among juveniles.
One in five prisoners with mental illness is in solitary, and among juveniles housed in adult prisons the number jumps to one in three.
Of course, juveniles aren't supposed to buy cigarettes, either, but in the 1990s, the cartoon character Joe Camel grew the Camel brand among juveniles.
The survey, which also examined sexual victimization among adult inmates, offers the first national estimates of the prevalence of sexual abuse among juveniles housed in adult facilities.
But, encouragingly, data show that even as more Americans have fallen into poverty in recent years, the crime rate over all — and, specifically, among juveniles — has dropped.
Wynne noted that domesticated dogs are very childlike: They exhibit several behaviors usually found only among juveniles in wild animals, such as licking (or "kissing") their owners' faces, and they're unable to survive on their own.
It is also plausible that medical cannabis laws engender an escalation of illicit non-cannabis drug use among juveniles because cannabis is frequently considered to be a gateway drug.
This measure was supported by both the Colorado Party and the Blanco Party as a response to the public's displeasure with rising crime rates in Montevideo, especially among juveniles.
