The phrase "diminish pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of reducing stress, tension, or force in a particular context.
Example: "To improve team morale, we need to find ways to diminish pressure during high-stakes projects."
Alternatives: "reduce pressure" or "lessen pressure".
If this kind of farming, widespread in the developed world, becomes popular elsewhere, it may aggravate, not diminish, pressure on the marine environment and on the world's supply of fish.
The new policy, undoubtedly pitched to the president as a means of enticing the E.U.-3 to support ending Iran's program, is likely to diminish pressure on Iran and allow the mullahs more time to develop the weapons they have paid dearly to pursue.
"Throwing pots is all about diminishing pressure".
Mr. Petrick also said the net interest costs of nonfinancial corporations seemed to have leveled off, suggesting diminishing pressure on profit margins this year.
Rents are rising, there is a scarcity of good properties and landlords are under diminishing pressure to keep their tenants happy.
While companies still paid 4.3percentt more than they did a year ago for workers' wages and benefits, the report suggests companies are under diminishing pressure to raise consumer prices.
When the accumulated carbon dioxide at last forces the swimmer to return to the surface, however, the progressively diminishing pressure of the water on his ascent reduces the partial pressure of the remaining oxygen.
At the age of 59 and at a time in life when most men are experiencing diminishing pressure, Harold Raymond Medina, a lawyer in private practice, accepted an assignment that would cut his annual income by 85percentt, subject his performance to intense national scrutiny and project him into the circle reserved for famous men.
At the same time, the loss of white non-college voters has diminished pressure within the Democratic Party to address the dislocations resulting from globalization and automation, especially the loss of low-to-medium-skill jobs that paid high wages to workers without college degrees.
Consequently, the representations undergo an ever-diminishing pressure to slip out of consciousness.
But, even if the closing of China's markets does diminish the pressure on elephants, there are other concerns within Africa.
