The phrase "a growing burden for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing difficulty or responsibility that affects someone or something over time.
Example: "The rising costs of living have become a growing burden for many families struggling to make ends meet."
Alternatives: "an increasing strain on" or "a mounting challenge for".
Ticks and the pathogens they transmit constitute a growing burden for human and animal health worldwide.
"Prescription drugs are a growing burden for any company with a unionized labor force" strong enough to insist on keeping retiree drug benefits, he said.
President Clinton planned to cite the data in arguing that drug costs constitute a growing burden for the elderly and that Congress should pass legislation to reduce the burden.
In a 20-minute speech, which was billed as "Obama's Tax Fairness Plan," the senator provided few details and did not touch upon the alternative minimum tax, a growing burden for middle-class taxpayers.
These vaccines proved their efficacy and the potential of this approach for the control of tick-borne diseases (TBDs), which represent a growing burden for human and animal health worldwide.
Glen Fossella states in an interview with American Banker that regulatory complexity and compliance demands will become such a growing burden for new entrants, that it is both faster and cheaper for incumbents to acquire or partner with startups.
As more troops return from the war, brain injuries are a growing burden _ for them, for the few programs to treat them, and for taxpayers who pay for their care and disability if they cannot hold jobs.
Older people are a growing market rather than a growing burden, especially for affordable and useful products.
Consequence of the increasing care dependency is a growing burden and strain for the caregivers, the persons directly involved in the care for the MS-patients.
These findings are particularly noteworthy given the relatively young age of the population of Central America and the potential for a growing burden in future decades.
The increased proportion of acute syphilis test results imply a substantial and growing burden for clinical management and treatment.
