"tolerance for alcohol" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "My brother showed a greater tolerance for alcohol than I did."
Her tolerance for alcohol is lower, too.
Friends noticed his low tolerance for alcohol.
Some people have an inherent tolerance for alcohol.
In other words, tolerance for alcohol declines, and the risks of excessive drinking rise with age.
Therefore, they, like the East Asians, have a low tolerance for alcohol.
For now, Kings — a card game that requires a tolerance for alcohol and humiliation more than skill — was providing the entertainment.
Habitual drinking leads to the development of tolerance for alcohol-induced headache [6], which may affect the mechanisms by which common headaches occur.
In fact, shortly after Ms. DeGennaro issued the "zero tolerance" policy for alcohol in firehouses, some firefighters predicted a decrease in morale and membership because of the ban.
According to Victor Manuel Perez, former California School Board member, "Zero tolerance policies for alcohol and other drugs have displaced many at-risk youth, particularly youth of color, from their communities, families, and educational institutions.
Alcohol dependence in Japan may be partially attributable to the Japanese drinking culture, which is characterized by a high social tolerance for drinking alcohol reflected in the widespread belief in Japan that drinking facilitates socialization and mutual understanding between individuals (Shimizu et al., 2004).
In addition to bag checks, an array of uniformed and plainclothes officers on the streets and bomb-sniffing dogs, McCarthy said CPD will have a zero-tolerance policy for alcohol in the public way to keeping things "family-friendly".
