The phrase "exert considerable pressure" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to apply a large amount of force or influence on someone or something. Here are a few examples: 1. The government is exerting considerable pressure on the pharmaceutical industry to lower drug prices. 2. The coach urged the team to exert considerable pressure on their opponents in the second half. 3. The new CEO is expected to exert considerable pressure on the company's executives to improve profits. 4. The activists have been exerting considerable pressure on the company to stop using plastic packaging. 5. The parents are concerned about their child's academic performance and have been exerting considerable pressure on them to study harder.
They exert considerable pressure on rival jumpers and Argentina's lineout fell apart completely in last Sunday's semi-final.
"If the global economy were to slow down more sharply, a significant share of developing country debt incurred since 2008 – not only debt issued and held within the borders of individual economies, but also cross-border debt, including debt accumulated by private residents and governments – could become unpayable and exert considerable pressure on the financial system.
Drylands cover about 41% of the globe's surface and provide important ecosystem services, but land use and climate change exert considerable pressure on these ecosystems.
Peer norms can exert considerable pressure on young people and affect their decisions (20).
Accessibility to health care is commonly reasoned to exert considerable pressure on variability in health outcomes between neighborhood populations.
Interpreting their words, the expression of pain through screaming and exhibiting distress during labour and delivery were associated with weakness in their culture, and because dominant norms exert considerable pressure in respect of social control, the women often demonstrate stoicism during labour and delivery rather than a true expression of feelings.
Meanwhile, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are exerting considerable pressure on Mr. Arafat to act against suicide bombings.
The Bush administration had hoped that India would send a full army division of 17,000 soldiers and exerted considerable pressure on India to do so.
Members of Community Board 9 credit City Councilman Stanley Michels with saving the day by exerting considerable pressure on the city library administration to accept the deal.
Salman Raja, a lawyer for Ali Musa Gilani, said the Anti-Narcotics Force had exerted considerable pressure on senior Health Ministry officials in recent weeks to testify against Mr. Gilani.
As chairman and principal owner of Revere Copper Products, Mr. O'Shaughnessy runs one of America's oldest manufacturing companies, started by Paul Revere himself, a fact that exerts considerable pressure.
