The phrase "smoking environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to public health and general warnings about the hazards of smoking. Example sentence: Employees must be aware of the smoking environment they are entering when they visit certain areas of the office building.
Nonsmokers, living in a smoking environment, are at greatest risk for negative health effects from secondhand smoke exposure.
Given the high rate of unemployment, you can't argue that if you don't want to work in a smoking environment, you should get another job.
The rationale for the ban was to protect the public and workers from the negative health effects of second-hand smoke, but presumably it was thought that this aim could only be effectively achieved if there was no distinction between voluntary and paid workers, just as there is none between members of the public who mind being in a smoking environment and those who don't.
Upon stratifying for smoking status, there was a nonsignificant trend toward more nicotine in SIDS versus non-SIDS lungs that had come from a reported smoking environment.
After exposure to the smoking environment, sensor mice consistently exhibited transient, reversible activation of AhR.
14 In conclusion, the causes of DE are multifactorial; factors that influence the severity of DE symptomology include gender, smoking, environment and age.
All people should have equal access to employment, which I believe overrides equal access to smoking environments.
This factor was estimated from a previous study of continuous PM2.5 measurements in smoking environments [ 11].
2 6 Children are not able to control their environment to minimise their exposure and are effectively 'trapped' in smoking environments.
The established system would be useful for real risk assessment of halogenated and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the air, especially in smoking environments.
Rather than grouping all the data, Jenkins et al. (1996) could have stratified the data by the home smoking status and then reported the relative exposures of those who work in smoking environments and those who work in non-smoking environments.
