"address pressure" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to deal with or tackle a difficult situation or problem. Example: Our team needs to come up with a plan to address the pressure from our competitors and maintain our market share.
The Transport Workers Union argues they address pressure drivers are under to speed, drive long hours, skip mandatory rest breaks and skip maintenance on their vehicles because of financial squeeze placed on them by major clients.
No 10 says the policy will address pressure on social housing.
No 10 has defended the policy as a whole, saying it was important to address pressure on social housing waiting lists and growing overcrowding.
No 10 defended the policy as a whole, saying it was important to address pressure on social housing waiting lists and growing overcrowding.
"Watershed investment isn't just a conservation issue," says Bennett. "It's also potentially a very powerful tool for helping us address pressure on our water, energy, and food systems.
Areas of debate address: pressure to participate [ 3, 8], limited comprehension of informed consent [ 3, 5, 8], verbal versus written documentation of informed consent [ 3, 5, 8], language and literacy barriers [ 3, 8], confidentiality [ 9], and individual vs. community decision-making processes [ 3, 5, 8].
The statement added: "Central banks will continue to work together closely as needed to address pressures in funding markets".
After a teleconference chaired by King involving six central banks, they announce "coordinated central bank action to address pressures in global money markets".
It added that a further £100m would be provided over the next two financial years "to help address pressures on children's services".
In "City," they address pressures to conform, following the dictates of a computer voice that's part gym coach, part tyrannical choreographer.
The BBC declined to comment further beyond a statement, issued on Monday, that said the savings programme of nearly £50m within BBC News would address pressures from the 2010 licence fee settlement, and the process of implementing it had "only just begun".
