"imposing pressure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means putting pressure or exerting force on someone or something. Example: The company's new policies are imposing pressure on its employees to work longer hours without compensation.
"It's not a matter of the World Cup imposing pressure, that's not the case.
"There is nothing left for Israel to do except imposing pressure and punishment on the families," said Mr. Zeidan, 31, who said he evaded capture.
For years, the retail giant has also applied imposing pressure on suppliers to reduce and improve packaging, cut carbon, and much more.
In a frank interview last week in Damascus, Rami Makhlouf, Syria's most powerful businessman and a confidant and childhood friend of Mr. Assad, warned the international community against imposing pressure on the Syrian government.
Speaking from a command post near Falluja, Abadi said: "All our security forces are preoccupied with liberating Falluja and nearby areas, and imposing pressure on them in Baghdad and other provinces to protect the demonstrations will affect (the Falluja push).
4) The same pro-occupation forces that have blocked Washington from taking effective action to pressure the Israeli government to accept a just resolution of the conflict are understandably opposed to any effort to go around them by imposing pressure on the Israeli government in other arenas.
He was a talented athlete and understood the importance of staying away from unnecessarily imposed pressure.
Dara doesn't impose pressure like that, but he doesn't need to.
Fortunately for American parents, psychologists find that children can learn self-control without externally imposed pressure.
For CoPc, the formation of "broom" architectures depends mainly on imposed pressure.
But who is Bridget Jones without the thing she satirized the externally imposed pressure on a woman to self-improve?
