"pressed on time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be under pressure or in a hurry because of a lack of time. It is often used as an idiomatic expression. Example: "I'm sorry, I can't talk right now. I'm really pressed on time and I have a deadline to meet." In this example, the speaker is explaining that they don't have much time to spare because they need to finish a task by a specific deadline.
Or let's say you wanted to go to Bloomingdales with your bestie, but have a bunch of stuff to do before hand and aren't hard pressed on time so you can go whenever.
The municipality was pressed on time by the possibility of NFF denying Ham-Kam the right to play at Briskeby.
If you are pressed on time, combine it with an exercise routine you are already following as your warm up or cool down practice.
All these factors were shown to have an effect although the effect of press-on force and press-on time was merely distinguishable as a quadratic effect.
There may be time to press on with some work on my apprenticeship if Rich is having a quiet night in.
I think England will try to press on tomorrow, bat until tea time - perhaps a little more - and then stick New Zealand in.
But by allowing fighting to rage on for at least another week, it gives the Damascus government and its Russian allies time to press on with an offensive that has transformed the conflict since the start of this month.
Zichal, when pressed on the time line of Obama's State of the Union ultimatum, seemed to suggest the president might be willing to sit out the two years of this newly elected Congress before making good on his threat to use his executive powers.
In her victory speech in Indianapolis on Tuesday night (in which she also conceded North Carolina), Mrs. Clinton vowed to press on but sounded wistful at times about a long campaign that many believe will soon draw to an end.
The only exception would be when pressed for time on a non-controversial topic.
Hungry and pressed for time on a beautiful fall day, I walked into the local pizza place near my office in the heart of Princeton.
