The phrase "a higher workload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the amount of work or tasks assigned to someone or a group.
Example: "Due to the new project deadlines, employees are facing a higher workload than usual."
Alternatives: "an increased workload" or "a heavier workload".
However, using eye movement activity measures that correlate with cognitive workload, we found significantly shorter blink durations when controllers operated traffic in conditions lacking a weather display, indicating a higher workload level during these conditions.
Missions in trouble-areas are going to play a major role in the range of operations of the German Navy and leading to a higher workload on the decisionmakers.
When pandemics lead to a higher workload in the healthcare sector, the attitude of healthcare staff and, more importantly, the ability to predict the rate of absence due to sickness are crucial factors in emergency preparedness and resource allocation.
Also, the mean pupil diameter was significantly larger when controllers used a static storm forecast tool compared to when controllers used a dynamic forecast tool, indicating a higher workload level during the use of static tools.
The pressure group Reclaiming Education has recently said: "Our children are the most unhappy in the developed world while their teachers face a higher workload than practically anywhere else". The emphasis on measurable results rather than the immeasurable – as Jenkins puts it – is partly responsible.
These data support the intensification of the cleaning and disinfection in the pre-slaughter environment (i.e. trucks, lairage), especially when a higher workload is present, as well as the inclusion of new strategies to decrease or eliminate the risk of Salmonella spp. infection or recontamination from the environment in pork from organic or eco-friendly systems.
Stress related to a high workload, lack of autonomy, and job insecurity may lead to illness that then requires recovery time away from work.
A high workload and dissatisfaction with their school's leadership and management were the main reasons given by science teachers for wanting to quit.
You'll be balancing finances, managing a high workload, figuring out your career and perhaps living in a new town, away from friends and family – all at the same time.
Additionally, quality control tests are time consuming and impose a high workload on the X-ray tubes when evaluating their performance parameters.
Many of those affected shared certain characteristics - a high workload, perfectionism, eagerness to achieve and an over-developed sense of responsibility to their work, making it difficult for them to switch off out of work.
