The phrase "ask smokers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to inquire about the opinions, habits, or experiences of individuals who smoke.
Example: "If you want to understand the challenges of quitting, you should ask smokers about their experiences."
Alternatives: "inquire of smokers" or "consult smokers".
It's like empowering nonsmokers to ask smokers to step outside.
No formal, enforceable ban will be imposed but 11 signs dotted around the squares will ask smokers not to light up and thank people for helping "keep Bristol smoke-free, healthy and clean".
A CIGARETTE maker that once used print advertising to ask smokers to walk a mile for a popular brand is walking away from the medium, at least for next year.
We have got signs, we have staff come out to ask smokers not to smoke or move off our premises - it doesn't work".
The questions used ask smokers about their usual source of tobacco, not all their supply sources.
A slight variation on this approach is to ask smokers to indicate how expensive cigarettes would need to be before they would seriously think about quitting.
THE next time R. J. Reynolds Tobacco asks smokers to walk a mile for a Camel, watch how many of them are in high heels.
The initiative builds on a smoke-free play parks project – called Better Places to Play – which also involves signs asking smokers to avoid lighting up in or near playgrounds across the south west.
We Asked Smokers if They Would Pay £23 for a Pack of Cigarettes.
In 1996 HEDIS began asking smokers whether a plan provider advised them to quit smoking in the last year [ 8].
The current finding, therefore, illustrates the importance of asking smokers directly about their usage and may reflect the significance of online sales for e-cigarettes.
