The phrase "attack on the pressure" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where pressure is being challenged or confronted, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The team's attack on the pressure during the final minutes of the game was impressive."
Alternatives: "assault on the pressure" or "challenge to the pressure".
The attack on the convoy showed the pressure of a stepped-up manhunt after information provided by a Hussein confidant who was detained last week.
Collecting the remainder, Rybka mounted a second attack, but the pressure on his flanks was too heavy, and the assault again failed.
With each fresh attack, though, the pressure increases on Mr. Bush to show that he has not just a program but the determination to carry it out.
By dawn and under intense fire, the attack faltered and 11 Para were ordered to carry out a left flanking attack to relieve the pressure on the South Staffords.
Last summer's MH17 attack ratcheted up the pressure on Vladimir Putin's government, but curiously it has faded from public view since.
Even before the A.C.L. tear last July, Woods had gone through swing changes with Hank Haney aimed at slightly flattening Woods's angle of attack and reducing the pressure on his knee.
After the German invasion of the Soviet Union and the Japanese attack on the United States, Bulgaria yielded to German pressure to declare war on Great Britain and the United States, a move of only symbolic importance, but Tsar Boris avoided joining the war against the Soviet Union, fearing that this would lead to popular unrest.
Warrington wingers Joel Monaghan and Rhys Evans demonstrated their threat with counter-attacking runs, but the pressure on the Wolves' line told on 23 minutes when Joel Tomkins went over for the game's first try.
"Some of the ways we attacked, the pressure we put on from the driving maul and, when we got going in the finish zone, we were ramping up the pressure and really squeezing them on their line.
With the aim of securing his southern flank for the pending attack on the Soviet Union, Adolf Hitler began placing heavy pressure on the country to join the Axis powers.
