"pressures of society" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: "Many young adults feel overwhelmed by the pressures of society to conform to certain standards of success and appearance."
In a way, he bowed to the pressures of society.
You have spoken about your own struggles caused by the pressures of society, something increasingly familiar to young girls in the present day.
As the authors of the paper cited above point out, anonymity frees people "from traditionally constraining pressures of society, conscience, morality and ethics to behave in a normative manner".Unsurprisingly, none of this is deterring venture-capitalists.
Girls and young women are most vulnerable to the pressures of society to be thin, although boys and men can also fall prey to these disorders, which have lifelong consequences and can even be fatal.
As much as you may resent their changed priorities and believe fervently that you are a free spirit, battling on against the pressures of society's norms, you really aren't up there with Che Guevara.
It needs to allow people to express themselves without feeling the overwhelming pressures of society bearing down and being a social pariah.
But the pressure of society's conventions, said his sister, Carole Lovero, could not affect his decisions.
"One of these factors is the pressure of society which is affecting a wider range of individuals".
Under the pressure of society, other values have come to be incorporated, in particular safety and, more recently, sustainability.
And because of the pressure of society we tend to become just one and act the same way because otherwise we'll be labelled as crazy.
The full enforcement power of the state and the social and cultural pressure of society should be aimed at a relentless fight against organized crime -- rather than persecuting people in need of treatment.
