The phrase "a considerable pressure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant amount of pressure in various contexts, such as physical, emotional, or situational pressure.
Example: "The team felt a considerable pressure of expectations as they approached the final deadline."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of pressure" or "a great deal of pressure".
A considerable pressure induced improvement of the thermoelectric efficiency is found at about 10 GPa.
Rather, the combination of blistering pace with brutally Darwinian levels of competition exerts a considerable pressure towards its inverse: homogenization.
The study was carried out within a service context that saw the hospice at home service experience high staff turnover, considerable pressure of work and the absence of effective administrative support in its early years.
After several years of delays, Forest City is under considerable pressure because of the difficulty in obtaining financing for the building and the weak real estate market.
"The system faces considerable pressure because of the price many students pay, the large amounts of student debt, consecutive years of sharply falling applications, and dramatic changes, possibly structural, in the jobs available to law graduates," it said.
With recent annual economic growth rates of around 8% and an essentially natural resource-based economy (World Bank 2008b), this asset is yet under considerable pressure (Government of Lao 2000; Hirsch 2000, 2001; Rigg 2006).
This puts considerable pressure on end-of-life care to get it right every time.
He's someone who his kids -- and all of our kids -- ought to look up to as a true movie hero, a gifted actor who's shown tremendous grace under considerable pressure in one of the role's of his lifetime.
They had been put under considerable pressure by members of Parliament, relatives of the dead soldiers from the 1991 conflict and their commander, who had all complained that Britain had acted too slowly to build in total compatibility between its systems and the American model.
It has however come under considerable pressure as a result of the combination of low public health spending and the steep rise in healthcare costs, especially for NCDs.
