"smoke addiction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an addiction to smoking cigarettes or other substances. Example: After years of struggling with smoke addiction, I decided to quit for good.
In a qualitative study by Kulbok et al. [ 13] that involved 39 Caucasian and African American youth who did not smoke, participants mentioned that they chose not to smoke because of health and addiction concerns.
Their comments revealed tensions between the belief they chose to smoke, the addiction that undermined this belief, and the potential consequences they tried to rationalise.
Of those who currently smoked, the average number of cigarettes smoked daily was 20.2 cigarettes (SD = 13.9), and the main reasons reported for smoking were addiction (36.8%) and anxiety (37.1%).
(Village leader, Liangshan county, current smoker) "I believe most people smoke not because of addiction to tobacco, but because of psychological dependence on tobacco.
"The younger you begin to smoke, the stronger the addiction," Mr. de la Fuente said in an interview.
The high point of tobacco addiction was around 1964, when 42percentt of adults smoked.
She said she agreed with Paul on states' rights, but warned that "the marijuana today is not the same as what Jeb smoked 40 years ago … drug addiction is an epidemic and it is taking too many of our young people".
Addiction: 1 in 6 kids who ever smoke marijuana will become addicted, according to independent research.
While rich kids from the wealthier northern suburbs of Tehran pop ecstasy tabs and smoke dope, heroin and opium addiction are claiming an awful toll in the poorer south of the city.
