The phrase "a high overhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business or finance, typically referring to significant ongoing expenses that are not directly tied to producing goods or services.
Example: "The company's profits have been declining due to a high overhead that is eating into their margins."
Alternatives: "substantial overhead" or "elevated overhead costs".
Adoption also requires a high overhead.
Because calls to hoc have a high overhead, this procedure can be rather slow.
"I think we're in good condition for that — we don't have a high overhead".
However, modeling every memory access would generate a high overhead that can make the simulation unfeasible for real data center applications.
However, the result more often than not is a hodgepodge of compromises, a high overhead, and a manufacturing organization that is constantly in hot water with top management, marketing management, the controller, and customers.
This approach becomes an issue when associated with an increasing number of network elements, links, and services, resulting in a large amount of rules and a high overhead related to network configuration.
"Companies that focus on supporting environmental conservation, cultural heritage preservation and localized economic development typically have a higher overhead than those that don't support sustainable tourism outcomes," said Brian Mullis, chief executive of Sustainable Travel.
Virtualization technologies have also made it possible to consolidate multiple virtual machines (VMs) onto a smaller number of active physical servers for even greater power savings, but at the cost of a higher overhead.
JPQL search on a primary key has a higher overhead than JPA's find for the same object (RQ4).
The second drawback is that acknowledgement process creates a higher overhead and produce more delay for node and that may be time-critical messages.
They made a comparison between Docker and Flockport with reference to the native performance and they found that only I/O intensive operations suffer the impact of a higher overhead for containers.
