The phrase "stressed situation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a period of time when someone is dealing with a difficult or high-pressure situation. For example, "She experienced a very stressful situation when she had to reorganize the entire department in only two weeks."
"I was in a pretty stressed situation," Manning said.
"I'm generally a pretty socially extrovert person, but being for long periods of time by myself I was in a pretty stressed situation.
The trade losses mounted after the group changed its value-a-risk model, a measure that banks use to estimate losses in a stressed situation on a group of trading positions.
Sir John Houghton, Co-collector, Nobel peace prize 2007 on behalf of the IPCC "In war, people make inventions at a very rapid rate because you are in a very stressed situation, and I think the world is in that situation.
"This is the first stressed situation in a long time and it's directly pertinent to many of the changes being brought in by Basel 2," says Vishal Vedi, a partner at Deloitte, an accounting firm.One effect of the accord, for example, is to give credit-rating agencies an explicit role, particularly for less sophisticated banks, in determining how much capital is enough to cover certain risks.
Because he was in a stressed situation, the navigator set the GPS in the wrong mode.
"Ambulance service people, police, all those people who work in highly stressed situations develop really cruel senses of humour," she says.
We look for stressed situations and buy if appropriate.
The last two arm motions can be indicative of a human carrying objects or a person in stressed situations.
This suggests that in stressed situations corticosterone can facilitate normal AMPAR trafficking processes that may accentuate learning and memory processes.
Molecular chaperones play important roles in cell physiology in both unstressed and stressed situations.
