The phrase "authority pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the influence or coercion exerted by someone in a position of authority over others.
Example: "The team felt significant authority pressure to meet the unrealistic deadlines set by management."
Alternatives: "pressure from authority" or "influence of authority".
Findings show that under the stress of a product failure, buyer-supplier dissolution is preceded by cycles of blame, market and government authority pressure, and organizational restructuring by the buyer.
C.K.G. coined the mnemonic TRAGEDIES (Temptation, Rationalization, Ambition, Group and authority pressure, Entitlement, Deception, Incrementalism, Embarrassment and Stupid systems) to capture the interlocking factors that can lead scientists astray2 (see 'A table of tragedies').
In a bid to understand how local authority pressures are affecting the 1.14 million people with learning disabilities in England, FitzRoy spoke to 100 of England's 152 local authorities about social care decision-making.
With conventional banking, financial authorities pressure sanctions targets by freezing their assets and blocking their transactions.
Last fall, Melissa Fung, a reporter for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, was held captive in a dank underground hole for nearly a month until Afghan authorities pressured her kidnappers to release her.
Some say the loss of millions of dollars in revenue because of the restrictions is why many water authorities pressured the board to reverse course.
After the sermon, Saudi authorities pressured Ouda and Hawali in particular to moderate their tone and to help the government combat al-Qaeda inside the kingdom.
But when the Iraqi government complained of Mr Siti's opposition to its increasing intolerance of minorities, the Kurds among them, the Yugoslav authorities "pressured him to leave," says Mr Siti.
But recently, Internet monitors and activists have tallied at least 40 cases of Chinese authorities pressuring users to delete tweets through a decidedly low-tech method: showing up at their doorsteps.
Defaults were rare or nonexistent in earlier years, in part because local authorities pressured lenders to forgive or extend missed payment dates to preserve jobs and keep the economy stable.
Once the passengers reached Italy, authorities pressured them to claim asylum, as was required by the EU's Dublin Regulation.
