'applied with a pressure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of force used for any kind of action. For example: He applied paint to the canvas with a gentle pressure.
By default, postoperative therapy with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) was applied in patients with postoperative atelectasis, pleural effusion and after a prolonged intubation time (>48 hrs).. CPAP therapy was usually applied with a set pressure of 5 mbar and a pressure support of 10 mbar, adjusted to an inspiratory tidal volume of 6 to 8 ml/kg body weight.
The isotropic pressure coupling using the Berendsen algorithm was applied with a reference pressure of 1.0 bar (Berendsen et al. [1984]).
Current technologies, applied with a constant pressure drop, enable specific resistance and cake formation rate measurement in accordance with a modified Darcy's law.
Due to the underground location Bribin's water storage is entirely surrounded by karst rock formations, which are applied with a hydrostatic pressure while damming up the river for the plant's operation.
Suction blister cups with 1-cm central aperture were applied with a vacuum pressure of 250 mm Hg, as described previously (19).
Each subject was asked to rotate 90 degrees in the chair and the percussor was applied with a uniform pressure, sequentially to the following areas of the chest wall: the base of the right lung in the posterior axillary line, the anterior right chest over the 2nd intercostal space in the mid-clavicular line and over the manubrium sternum.
The filaments were applied with a gradual increase in pressure until a withdrawal reflex response was finally detected from the animal.
Molded plywood is made by bending and gluing veneer sheets in one operation; the process employs curved forms in a press or fluid pressure applied with a flexible "bag" or "blanket" of impermeable material.
In contrast, the pressure applied with a clothes peg is invariable.
