The phrase "growing competitive pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about intensifying competition in a particular market or industry. For example: "As technology continues to advance, the tech industry is facing growing competitive pressure from global competitors."
But the company has faced growing competitive pressure, most notably from Samsung of South Korea, which extended its lead over Apple during the second quarter.
After all, what with the North Korean crisis and other global political events, declining consumer confidence, a falling won and growing competitive pressure from Chinese firms, is this really the best time to disrupt chaebol that, for all their flaws, remain the backbone of the country's economy?
Product development cycles are nowadays tightened to the minimum and submitted to a growing competitive pressure.
The growing competitive pressure in the industry makes the reduction of process costs increasingly important.
Growing competitive pressure and a shift in two-wheel consumer preferences could also make Energica, Zero, and Alta acquisition targets for mainline motorcycle manufacturers.
"Growing competitive pressures" were also a factor in the rise in profit warnings - more than a fifth were due to greater competition and pressure on prices, EY said.
The parents grow competitive too.
The scene grew competitive as space grew limited, while designs and fonts grew more elaborate, all in attempts to keep visibility up in an increasingly competitive pursuit.
In January the competitive pressure grew when the insurers gained the right to levy extra fees on their customers.
Citysearch itself is a 12-year-old site which Herratti has been updating, but it is not really growing much anymore and it is feeling considerable competitive pressure from Yelp and, even more so, from Google Local.
"Could it be that demand for high-capacity data services are slowing at a time when competitive pressure in areas like D.S.L. is growing?
