"competitor pressure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the impact or influence that other companies in the same industry have on an organization or business. Example: The company had to lower their prices due to the intense competitor pressure in the market.
Some day Shenhua may find itself scrambling to remain atop China's coal pile as foreign competitors pressure it and domestic rivals launch their own IPOs and coal-to-oil plants.
During the late 1950s, IKEA's unhappy competitors pressured Swedish manufacturers to cut off supplies to the company.
Some competitors pressured him to raise his prices; others passed off cheaper Chinese truffles as more pungent, higherquality black winter truffles.
He is young but he has shown he is a great competitor under pressure.
Perhaps to make up for market share it might be losing, Satyam started to underbid its competitors, putting pressure on its own profit margins.
My colleague Brian Stelter reported today in The Times that firms such as Time Warner Cable, which don't want to lose customers to a new competitor, are pressuring media companies to not give their content to Intel.
Both Penney's own store closings and those of competitors put pressure on pricing as stores liquidate merchandise.
The company's weak results have been caused primarily by lower margins in its pharmaceutical distribution segment brought on by pricing pressures from its competitors and pressure for the pharmaceutical industry in general to lower prices.
But his competitors put pressure on Swedish suppliers, forcing him to look elsewhere and in 1961 he placed his first order for chairs with a company in the Polish city of Radom.
Brinker said it was likely that some competitors would pressure regulators to take a hard look at the merger and anti-trust regulations.
