'escape stress' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, one can say, "I've decided to take up yoga classes to escape stress."
If his goal in leaving the corporate world was to escape stress and performance pressures, his career move was a failure.
I arrived at the Float House and watched this video showing me that "floating" would help me escape stress.
Our cars are our respite, a safe space, and we escape stress and clear our heads by taking a long drive.
Stress was an issue affecting adolescents; the coping strategies employed were sometimes maladaptive such as avoiding injecting themselves to escape stress.
Seasonal cues, such as temperature and day-length, ensure that flowering coincides with favorable conditions to escape stress and maximize photosynthesis and seed production [ 1].
Because plants are sessile organisms that cannot escape stress conditions, they invest valuable resources in modifying their metabolism to prevent damage caused by heat, in a process referred to as acclimation, or acquired thermotolerance.
The result is that when a recent poll found the top preference for a day out was "the chance to escape stresses and immerse myself in something different", it left open what was meant by "something different".
If you struggle with looking to alcohol to escape stresses of home life, or relationships, or of work, you might need to take serious steps to relax and find other more productive ways to channel that stress and control your emotions, rather than looking to drink for relief.
The businesswoman and Republican Party fund-raiser GEORGETTE MOSBACHER said that she was sorry to have missed the screening (she was appearing on CNN) because movies were a way of "escaping stress".
What stories of loss and escape and stress have they absorbed?
To escape the stress, she started to hand-dig small tunnels in Amsterdam and climb inside.
