"security pressure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the level of security that exists in a specific situation or environment. For example, "The security pressure at the airport was particularly high today."
"Because of the security pressure here people feel proud," said Khalid Arafat, a local tribal leader.
Nevertheless the escalating lawlessness in Yemen, where opposition to the rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh unites a ponderously broad alliance, has sharply reduced security pressure on AQAP.
Firm security pressure on terrorists must be coupled with offering them a way out when they realize that they cannot win by violence.
China will be aware of the security pressure from military exercises conducted by any country in an area that is so close to China's heartland".
Beginning in 2010, Washington worked methodically to impose political, diplomatic, economic and security pressure, making clear that the cost of noncompliance would continue to rise while still leaving the Iranians a way out.
New immigrants to Sderot have twice the frequency of symptoms compared with those born in Israel, who have become "more habituated to this kind of security pressure," he said.
A year later, a furious debate in Congress over national security pressured DP World into selling the U.S. operations of P&O.
A year later, a furious debate in Congress over national security pressured DP World into selling the United States operations of P&O.
The restraint reflected a more stable footing for Europe, which is not facing economic, migration and security pressures with the same intensity of recent times.
But these new private-sector ties must be threaded through a matrix of competing property claims, political and cultural antagonisms, differing legal systems and unabating security pressures.
"When my friend was going to leave the country, state security pressured her and said if the books were not given to them they would not let her leave Cuba," she said.
