The phrase "pressure imposed" is correct and may be used in written English.
It can be used to describe any type of pressure that one has placed upon themselves or is being forced upon them. For example: "The pressure imposed by the looming deadline was causing intense stress and anxiety in all the employees."
This pressure imposed by the airflow causes variable amounts of stress and deflection across the wing surface.
Indeed, outflow of mudstone due to the lithostatic pressure imposed by individual limestone compartments has led to general slope subsidence.
However, surveillance must be maintained to, eventually, detect emerging types or variants selected by the new pressure imposed by vaccination.
"Now, because of pressure imposed on the Palestinian Authority from Israel and the United States, the people are not allowed to exercise their choice fully.
During the past three years, despite all the pressure imposed by immigration on me, I have not submitted my protection case to the PNG government.
But the outgoing DFB president Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder was keen to stress yesterday that there will be no excessive pressure imposed on Klinsmann to decide before then.
Her experience of the worst strains inside the family court system reflect wider concerns about the pressure imposed by an influx of unrepresented claimants.
The disclosure comes amid growing concern over the use of modern antibiotics on British farms, driven by price pressure imposed by the big supermarket chains.
To investigate the selective pressure imposed by drug therapy, we have analyzed the rate of synonymous (ds) and nonsynonymous (dn) substitutions.
Overall, the results demonstrate the potential selection pressure imposed by anthropogenic pollution and provide evidence that genetic erosion in natural Daphnia populations is related to anthropogenic impact.
The distribution of water and oil in the plug from a subsequent waterflood would then vary with the pressure imposed by the flow direction.
