"professional pressure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "professional pressure" to refer to the difficulties or anxieties associated with having to do a job competently or well. For example, "I'm feeling a lot of professional pressure to finish this project on time."
Liberace, under professional pressure to remain secretive about his sexuality, famously took the Daily Mirror to court – and won – after they implied he was gay.
Last month, Mr. Marin requested that Mr. Kerviel be detained to protect him from media and professional pressure and because of concern about his personal mental health.
But, as well as reflecting public flux, these dramas of transition and disappearance must surely also depict the dramatist's sense of professional pressure and the circumstances in which he might choose or be forced to hand over to others.
In a series called Tea Break, Dainis talks candidly about issues that hit close to home for many students and researchers, such as academic and professional pressure, accepting failure and finding purpose.
Others reckon that the most serious threat comes from the increasingly professional pressure groups and lobbying organisations that work behind the scenes to influence government policy and defend special interests, often at the expense of the electorate as a whole.What is to be done?
On the one hand, NPOs must present the responsibilities and altruistic motives to the society, and this requires alliances with other organizations; on the other hand, NPOs must shoulder greater "professional pressure" as acknowledged by society, national institutions, and potential donors.
However, professional pressures and an escalating cocaine habit were making Bowie paranoid and physically emaciated.
As he began to achieve recognition, however, he was increasingly overwhelmed by the social and professional pressures of the art world.
When he returned, he told The St . PetersburgTimes that his absence was not related to drugs, alcohol or legal troubles and that he had received counseling for depression caused by family issues and professional pressures.
Despite all the professional pressures, Hall seemed relaxed and ready to run his first marathon in nearly a year, just a few hours from his home town of Big Bear Lake.
And it seems overly optimistic to hope that, with nature's deadlines subverted, a woman's decision about whether or when to bear children might become an entirely autonomous choice hers alone to make, independent of cultural and professional pressures as well as biological ones.
