The phrase 'tough deadlines' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an individual or team must complete tasks within an especially short period of time. Example sentence: Our team is feeling the pressure of the tough deadlines for the project.
The team was stretched, juggling tough deadlines, technical flaws and demands for more data, according to two former employees.
Mr. Kushner said he had been under tough deadlines at the Guthrie, but that all in all, the process there was positive.
On the professional front, Ms. Gadde and her peers are global professionals, interacting with overseas customers, meeting tough deadlines and traveling overseas for work.
"It's also important to be highly organised and flexible, as you'll be doing several things at once and facing tough deadlines," adds Moore.
Mr. Monti is trying to adhere to tough deadlines that prohibit the companies from making new proposals any later than a month before the deadline for a decision.
Meanwhile, prodded by local airport operators, some House Republicans are trying to push back the law's tough deadlines for instituting new security measures.
In a brief interview, he added: "April 1 is a very tough deadline to meet.
"The asterisk was unless you really needed them, when you were on a tough deadline and couldn't get around them or through them".
But the threat of a missile attack from North Korea or eventually from Iran or Iraq is cited as the main reason the Clinton administration has given itself such a tough deadline.
The head of a new body tasked with repairing the reputation of banking has set the industry a tough deadline to adopt new codes and turn the sector into a respectable profession.
I'm happiest, for example, when I have a tough deadline for a client's recruiting project.
