"their stresses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the stresses someone is feeling or experiencing. For example: "The students were feeling overwhelmed with their stresses."
Through this awareness raising, we've helped these people to leave their stresses about their disability behind".
People leave some of their stresses behind on the mainland, which is a great way to start a holiday.
Celestial Seasonings urges consumers to steep away their stresses with kava, a sedative root from the South Seas now found in its Tension Tamer cocktail.
She begins her work by sketching poses that she has tried out on her own body, to locate their stresses and tensions.
It shows Clément acting with Godard; the unnamed characters are a couple, and their stresses are evident from the very start, when he shows up suddenly and she reproaches him for the way that he enters the room.
I break down in tears, crying for 30 years of feeling like an outsider, 20 years of knowing this to be related to my gender, 10 years of exploring it, three years of transition and two years of writing about it, with all their stresses and traumas simultaneously hurtling to the fore.
Time and again the public tells pollsters that their stressed lives are among their greatest concerns.
Customers have lately been confiding their financial stresses to their stylists, said Barbara Posyton, salon coordinator.
Their biographies stress their self-starter business skills.
Their mother stresses the positive.
/... / Their proper stresses a password / Known only to cautious locals".
