The phrase "dangerous pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is exposed to a significant and potentially dangerous amount of pressure. For example, "The construction workers were under dangerous pressure to complete the project on time."
During that rehearsal, the two men's bodies were misaligned, putting dangerous pressure on Mr. Andrew's neck.
Sometimes people do suffer bleeding inside the head which can cause dangerous pressure on the brain.
To correct a design flaw, the two astronauts inserted metal clamps on the ammonia lines to prevent dangerous pressure buildups.
The models allowed researchers to adjust variables, like skull density, and assess whether these changes created potentially dangerous pressure fields inside the skull.
It is one of several drugs in a category known as prostaglandin analogs, which are meant to reduce dangerous pressure in the eyeball.
Emergency crews tried to take dangerous pressure off a weakened dam on Lake Tangipahoa in Mississippi and to release penned-up water in the drenched communities of Plaquemines Parish southeast of New Orleans.
To be a journalist in Iraq at the time — whether one who was based in Baghdad during the invasion or who was embedded/unilateral with American forces — was to be in a crazy and dangerous pressure-cooker of an environment.
All three uses should help relieve some of the dangerous pressures building in the European financial system in recent weeks.
But this ties into a far broader problem; namely, how should central banks counteract dangerous pressures in financial markets without generating substantial instability in the real economy?
The RCN has been warning that the growing number of medically complicated patients in hospital because of the ageing population and lengthening lifespans means that nurses are under "untenable and dangerous" pressures.
As a reference watchmaker for professionals, Bell & Ross works closely with those who experience daily these extreme situations such as exceptional temperatures or dangerous pressures, to provide them with a real ally in their daily mission.
