"twin pressure" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a situation where there are two forces pushing or exerting pressure on something or someone at the same time. Example: The company is facing twin pressure from both the government's new regulations and increased competition in the market.
These intense twin pressures are driving a budget to conclusion.
President Bush has faced twin pressures, from Congress to support Israel and from European and Arab allies to make progress in resolving Middle East violence.
It is a regional newspaper, in an industry which is buckling under the twin pressures of the credit crunch and the growth of digital rivals.
These twin pressures are militating against giving good care, because good care is precisely about trying to assess what will be best for the person and providing it.
Is it impossible to deal with the twin pressures applied by the chasing pack and this testing course, especially given Merion's lethal closing stretch from 14 on?
Most of Germany's big retailers have been straining under the twin pressures of intense price competition and the refusal of German consumers to spend freely.
Or has he now reverted to Thatcherite type under the twin pressures of right-wing Tory MPs and the need to cut the deficit?
"But parole is alive and well," he said, because of the twin pressures of budget deficits and the continued growth in the nation's prison population, even as the crime rate has fallen or leveled off over the past decade.
Rondo's last second miscue, committed under the twin pressures of Atlanta's defense and the rapidly dwindling game clock, wasn't the only mistake that doomed the Celtics.
Dozens of support groups are facing closure within a year amid the twin pressures of funding cuts and thousands more victims seeking help as a result of high-profile sex abuse investigations.
