The phrase "a large workload and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount of work or tasks that need to be completed, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The team is facing a large workload and tight deadlines this quarter."
Alternatives: "a heavy workload and" or "a significant workload and".
If you want to have the mental energy to take on a large workload, and you have a full calendar of to-do's that people want from you -- you have to be in the gym.
Inappropriate CVC tip and blood cultures generate a large workload and are a poor use of laboratory resources.
Because they had a large workload and were working with many HCAs, nurses viewed their role in delegating medication support to HCAs as important.
Underfunding of Aboriginal health care services [ 26, 27] often means that employed health care providers have a large workload, and reiterates the importance of organisations assigning a co-ordinator to ensure health care providers are motivated and given time to participate in activities designed to improve their knowledge and skills to undertake their professional role.
This method sets up a three-dimensional model, including the foundation soil, immersed tube tunnel, and soft joints, but there are disadvantages such as a larger workload and poor adaptability of the super-long immersed tube tunnels [77, 78].
Subjects who were able to achieve a larger workload and a higher VO2max had in general the ability to increase their circulating concentrations of both peptides NT-proANP and ANP to a greater extent.
The reason for this might be that nurses were exposed to a greater number of occupational stressors due to a large workload, poor work environment, and difficult patients [8, 10, 11, 16, 17].
They will learn how to focus better, to work more efficiently, and to use the "sprint and recover" approach when tackling a large workload — all skills that will make them more successful and happier in school and in their futures.
These results imply that an examiner who lacks sufficient time for a prior art search tends to grant a patent and, consequently, a large workload decreases the quality of examinations by resulting in unqualified patents.
A large workload, high proportion of complicated cases and poor staff organisation affected the quality of care.
