The phrase "achievement pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the stress or anxiety individuals feel to achieve certain goals or standards, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "Many students experience achievement pressure during exam season, leading to increased stress and anxiety."
Alternatives: "performance pressure" or "success pressure".
Among the affluent children, Luthar found, the main cause of distress was 'excessive achievement pressures and isolation from parents — both physical and emotional.' " Though the title "How Children Succeed" makes the book sound like an instruction manual for parents, it's really a guide to the ironies and perversities of income inequality in America.
With no side securing a clear advantage, yet both able to claim military achievements, American pressure soon bore fruit and a ceasefire marking the end of the war came into effect on August 7 , 1970
Still, participants' enjoyment in activity was often in danger of being eclipsed by fear or achievement-based pressures.
Nonetheless, the achievement of blood pressure goals is possible, and most importantly, lowering blood pressure significantly reduces the risk of death due to heart disease and stroke, the development of other debilitating conditions, and the cost associated with advanced medical care.
A Crystal Rock water bottle is Exhibit A in a campaign to reduce cheating here at Staples High School, a bastion of affluence, academic achievement and unrelenting pressure to succeed.
This report also addresses socioeconomic and cultural barriers that hinder achievement of blood pressure goals.
The achievement of consistent pressure and the distributions of the cell temperature have been analyzed by the finite element method and verified by the experimental data.
Meanwhile, although the East Asian cultures do not explicitly promote individual excellence and achievement, the strong pressure to perform well so as to get into top colleges makes intensive academic competition among East Asian students nevertheless inevitable according to USA Today (August 4, 2013).
