"mild pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "I applied mild pressure on the bruise, hoping it would bring some relief from the pain."
There is no pain, more a mild pressure within the self, or the self that I am now, in this hallway, this room.
Treasuries came under mild pressure in morning trading as dealers took profits after a powerful run-up in prices in recent weeks.
The first came when he chugged on to a pass by Aaron Mooy but, instead of shooting, he went to ground under mild pressure from Harry Maguire.
"I resent it," said Ms. Jenkins, 61, an avid Internet user in Marietta, Ga., of the mild pressure she feels to get a high-speed connection.
KiOR shreds the wood, mainly Southern yellow pine, into small particles and mixes it with a powdered catalyst under very mild pressure, about 25 pounds per square inch.
Practicing under even mild pressure helps prepare you for the more intense version of a championship-winning or match-winning putt.
GXLs in particular provide advantages such as rate intensification, efficient feedstock utilization, enhanced process safety, waste minimization and reduced use of volatile organic solvents, all at relatively mild pressures and temperatures.
The demonstrated advantages of using CXLs include significant replacement of conventional solvents (up to 80% by volume) by environmentally benign CO2 and process intensification at relatively mild pressures (compared to those required with scCO2).
The thorax of the anaesthetized animals was opened and a mild pressure-perfusion (100 mmHg) with 4% formaldehyde was performed for 3 min by cardiac puncture.
Three levels of sexual violence were measured: 1) mild (pressured into sexual relations), 2) moderate (forced with violence into sexual relation) and 3) severe (rape).
The answering options were coded into three levels of severity for the sexual violence: (1) mild (pressured); (2) moderate (forced with violence) and (3) severe (raped).
