The phrase "nothing pressing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that there is nothing urgent or important happening at the moment. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a conversation, a written memo, or a formal document. Example: "I apologize for being unavailable earlier, but there was nothing pressing that required my immediate attention."
It is a rare moment when everyone is together and there's nothing pressing to attend to.
There is nothing pressing on the administrative roster other than the stimulating work of planning concerts and conceiving programs.
Dave hadn't gone fishing since he was a boy, but we had an extra rod, and there was nothing pressing at the inn, so he accepted our invitation.
PLACE two longtime best girlfriends outside on a deck on a warm California Sunday afternoon, give them a bottle of Champagne to share and nothing pressing on the agenda, and step aside.
Up here, I seem to be living in a concrete (or wooden) version of that frame of mind – slightly separate from the world but with a view on it, nothing pressing down on me, a sense of unexpectedness all around.
It was also hard to wake up when he had nothing pressing to do.
Before the terrorist attack that destroyed the World Trade Center, Kevin McCrary was just another lanky son of wealthy parents, with nothing more pressing on his mind than what to have for breakfast.
Here we are in 1903, and the big, bustling upper-middle-class Smith family (Dad is a lawyer) has nothing more pressing to worry about than having dinner earlier than usual because the eldest daughter, Rose Julia Osbornee), is expecting a long-distance call from her boyfriend and wants privacy.
Animal rights are often dismissed as polarizing or irrelevant a quixotic hobbyhorse of spoiled liberals who have nothing more pressing to worry about.
Headaches for Rio Tinto In the comfortable elegance of Rio Tinto-Zinc's headquarters in London you get the feeling the executives of this mining giant have nothing more pressing to worry about than whether to lunch at nearby Brooks's Club or at Boodle's.
This dude was also standing there and in my drunken state I thought nothing of pressing up against him to avoid getting wet.
