The phrase "impose pressure on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action of forcing a person, organization, or country to do something. For example: "The government imposed pressure on the company to reduce its emissions."
"The U.S. government is imposing all its power to impose pressure on us; they tell other countries not to trade with us," President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Saturday.
"It is clear that our policy is going to be to continue to impose pressure on Iran, so long as it defies its international obligations".
"The agreement that has been concluded between the US and China does not impose pressure on us; India is an independent country.
Hezbollah says the tribunal has become hopelessly politicized, and, indeed, the United States and France have long viewed it as a way to impose pressure on neighboring Syria, the traditional power broker here.
Resolution 2139 was hailed as the first meaningful decision by the global body that has been in deadlock since the war began, with Syrian allies, Russia and China, vetoing all other moves to impose pressure on regime officials.
Pakistan was a Cold War ally of the United States, and Richard Nixon and his national-security advisor, Henry Kissinger, resolutely supported its military dictatorship; they refused to impose pressure on Pakistan's generals to forestall further atrocities.
Limited energy supply and high energy cost impose pressures on ships to improve the energy efficiency, which will reduce the fuel consumption.
PR of prescription performance may impose "pressures" on prescribers arising from consumers, payers, managers, and colleagues.
Increasing health expenditures due to the ageing society and advances in medical technology impose pressures on the nation's finances.
On one hand, the efficiency hypothesis considers that globalisation imposes pressure on governments that favours market interests over social issues, thus reducing social expenditures.4 Kaufman and Segura-Ubiergo (2001) find that there is a negative impact of trade openness on the various types of social expenditure.
But who is Bridget Jones without the thing she satirized the externally imposed pressure on a woman to self-improve?
