"operational pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of stress or demand that people in certain roles (such as military personnel, police officers, etc.) face due to their job or role. For example, "The operational pressure of being a military recruit was immense."
Operational pressure and temperature during plasma operation are applied as pressure load and thermal load, respectively.
Furthermore, a remarkable energy saving is achieved by the operation of RO plants at less than the half of the original operational pressure of CA membranes.
A dimensional analysis was subsequently carried out to optimize adsorption performance for any desired operating condition, which is determined by the choice of adsorbent vapor pair, adsorption duration, operational pressure, intercrystalline porosity, adsorbent crystal size, and intracrystalline vapor diffusivity.
If you can get by without the operational pressure of building out a services organization, that's great.
Tables 13, 14 and 15 show the effect of operational pressure on kinetic parameters.
The pressure is set to 20 bar (operational pressure), 300, and 350 bar (reservoir pressure).
The NHS is already under considerable pressure, needing to act urgently to tackle growing financial and operational pressures".
In fact, the Department of Health itself accepts that the NHS will face not £8bn but £30bn of additional operational pressures by 2020.
"Overspending on this scale is not down to mismanagement or inefficiency in individual trusts – it shows a health system buckling under huge financial and operational pressures," said Richard Murray, the thinktank's director of policy.
The space agency can presumably set up independent offices to oversee technical and safety issues relatively free of operational pressures, but as the board members noted, no real change will occur unless people throughout the space program decide in their guts that change is important.
His assessment comes amid signs of growing unease within the government about the NHS, and directly contradicts claims by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, in parliament this month that while "operational pressures" meant it was "tough out there … the NHS is now doing extremely well in very challenging circumstances".
