The phrase "drug use patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ways in which different types of drugs are consumed or the frequency with which they are consumed. For example: "The latest survey results revealed some interesting new drug use patterns among teens in the area."
Interestingly, these impairments do not appear to be linked to drug use patterns or to educational levels.
A growing body of research has revealed disparities with respect to drug use patterns within Latino subgroups.
Proximal and distal factors were associated with drug use patterns among vocational high school night-class students.
This analysis was conducted to describe the attendance, demographic characteristics, drug use patterns, and referrals made during the first 18 months of operation.
The purpose of this study is to analyze differences in drug use patterns and sociodemographic profile between male and female who attend raves.
Influence factors identified may help vocational high school officials design effective illicit drug intervention programs for students with different drug use patterns.
Study findings suggest that drug use patterns may change among emigrating populations from low consumption nations as a consequence of international resettlement in nations with higher rates.
We report changing drug use patterns among GBM testing for HIV at a community-based service in Melbourne in response to behavioural survey modifications.
It's completely anonymous and confidential, and it's the biggest survey of drug use patterns in the world.
You may be rolling your eyes, but observations of adolescent drug use patterns suggest that we try some drugs – i.e. "gateway drugs" like alcohol – prior to others.
The study builds on Thiessen's past work, which looked at domestic violence rates and drug use patterns among male prison inmates.
