The phrase "a heavy pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of stress or force applied to something, whether physically or metaphorically.
Example: "The team felt a heavy pressure to meet the project deadline, which affected their overall performance."
Alternatives: "intense pressure" or "great pressure".
"It is a heavy pressure for him to get all the responsibility".
At the same time, this chalk can be incredibly vibrant when a heavy pressure is applied.
The more I thought about this belief the more I felt a heavy pressure pushing down on me.
A heavy pressure, an unexpected weight, making it hard to breathe; laborious, must work to fill my lungs against the pressure pushing down on my chest.
There are still those patients which suffered a very heavy pressure of the environment, which may have a more definitive part in the establishment of the disease than genetics [ 6].
Instead, in front of the Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan, the sprightly Geordan Murphy rounded off a spell of heavy pressure with a well-taken try before denying Saracens a bonus point with a late drop-goal from indecent range.
Their equaliser, courtesy of Boly's header, was deserved following a spell of heavy pressure, but a lapse in concentration at the back meant they were behind once again only two minutes later.
Studies on grey-faced petrels breeding on New Zealand's Whale Island (Moutohora) have shown that a population under heavy pressure from Norway rats will produce virtually no young during a breeding season, whereas if the rats are controlled (through the use of poison), breeding success is much higher.
With its decision not to have an "aggressors' corner," the city in effect yielded to a campaign of heavy pressure by right-wing groups opposing the idea that Japan must continue to apologize for its behavior in the war.
The Dalai Lama's nephew, Khedroob Thondup, said this was a result of heavy pressure from Mr Ma's National Security Council.In the village of Hsiao Lin, now a grey mass of rubble where an estimated 500 people were buried alive in a landslide triggered by the typhoon, the Dalai Lama embraced weeping relatives of the villagers.
The freshman cornerback-turned-receiver Vernell Brown took the ball on a reverse and, under heavy pressure, lobbed a terrible pass downfield that was intercepted by Victor Hobson to seal the victory.
