'social vice' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe behavior that is considered to be immoral, criminal or otherwise socially unacceptable. For example: Drug addiction is a common social vice in urban areas.
First up is Kate Aaby, currently social vice president.
"There is not a social vice that can be put down to his account..
"People are spending money on what is basically a social vice anyhow," he said.
For centuries, poverty, paranoia and financial illiteracy have combined into a dangerous brew — one that has made economic virtuosity look suspiciously like social vice.
Ms. Aaby is standing on the springboard of the social vice presidency, but she obviously foresees danger in being boxed in as a student council hack.
Two years ago, when he ran for social vice president, the overseer of school social life, he sensed that the student body wanted a Good Time Charlie, so he delivered his campaign speech dressed as Austin Powers.
"Bureaucracy, corruption, wastefulness, social vices and moral and lifestyle degradation have not been prevented".
"The majority sought stricter age limits on social vices: drinking, gambling, marriage and the like.
For example, on the backs of the golf shirts were stenciled three lines: "Stop Social Vices," "Promote Good Governance," and "Support Godswill").
But, ah, when you have an actress who can so skillfully sell and send up her character, turning social vices into show-stopping virtues, how can you resist?
Parents are looking for a particular dimension in schooling for their children, to ensure their children are safe from social vices.
