The phrase "a sharp pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or intense feeling of pressure, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "She felt a sharp pressure in her chest as she prepared to deliver the speech."
Alternatives: "a sudden pressure" or "an intense pressure".
It is cooled with water at nearly 30 °C and experiencing a sharp pressure increase of ethanol from 0.95 kPa initially to 6 kPa.
Rupture of the in-vessel components of the cooling system pipe may lead to a sharp pressure increase and possible damage of the vacuum vessel.
From this state he was awakened ages later, it seemed to him by the pain of a sharp pressure upon his throat, followed by a sense of suffocation.
Provoked symptoms were described generally as a deep, dull ache and pressure sensation, with one subject describing a left T5 joint provoked pain as a sharp, burning pressure, and another left T5 described as a sharp pressure.
Physically, a shock wave pulse is a single sharp pressure pulse with amplitude up to 100 MPa, followed by a tensile part of several microseconds with lower amplitude.
In addition, since the new eyewall was broader than the old one, the winds would be lower due to a less sharp pressure difference.
"Think of it as a big gust of air versus a very sudden, sharp pressure change," he says about abdominal thrusts and back blows, respectively.
On each melt event (over the temperature/melt threshold), there was a sharp water pressure decline followed by a slow rise in water pressure on subsequent days until the next melt event.
During such event the EBSS is in charge to compensate the insertion of positive reactivity, caused by the void generated in the coolant channels by a sharp system pressure drop, in order to avoid severe core damage.
Severe slugging is a well-known instability in multiphase flow through a pipeline-riser system that is characterized by sharp pressure changes and violent flow fluctuations.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration, under sharp pressure from officials in Nebraska and restive environmental activists, announced Thursday that it would review the route of the disputed Keystone XLoil pipeline, effectively delaying any decision about its fate until after the 2012 election.
