'safety pressure' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that refers to a situation where social or political pressure puts security concerns or safety practices at risk. For example, "The safety pressure of meeting a deadline led the team to take shortcuts in the safety protocols."
For example, an application regarding safety pressure relief valves is given.
Although the inquiry is expected to have implications for the rest of the NHS in terms of hiring doctors and ensuring patient safety, pressure is growing on ministers for a more comprehensive review.
This paper defines "safety-production compatibility" and describes how measures of safety-production compatibility, as well as safety pressure and production pressure, were developed.
It is a sealed battery with a safety pressure relief valve.
Given the time and safety pressures he was feeling, Williams was tempted to ask, "How much?" Instead he asked, "Why?" He explained that he couldn't offer the elders anything unless he understood what they were trying to achieve.
For the sake of safety, the pressure tube bundles are employed to protect the first wall from the high pressure of coolant.
In addition to the crisis meeting of euro-zone leaders in Brussels that resulted in the nearly $1 trillion E.U.-International Monetary Fund safety net, pressure had been building on Mr. Zapatero from other quarters.
Another pearler comes in from the left and Lukasz Fabianski just about manages to punch it to safety under pressure from Sebastien Bassong.
Then the New York Times piped up, suggesting in an editorial that the president "step in to protect everyone's safety and pressure the sheriff's officers to stand down".
Willing to be followed for safety blood pressure (BP) checks if deemed necessary.
On one unit, we heard that they were participating in four separate patient safety initiatives (pressure ulcer, falls, delirium, and medication error prevention).
