The phrase "a result of overwork" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consequence or outcome that occurs due to excessive work or labor.
Example: "Her health issues were ultimately a result of overwork, leading her to take a much-needed break."
Alternatives: "a consequence of excessive work" or "an outcome of too much work".
One day he suffered a slight stroke as a result of overwork.
Morale is poor; a result of overwork, stress, last year's upheaval, perceived badmouthing by politicians and four years of low or no payrises.
Over the summer, some of the senior nurses from Stafford, including Heather Gough, who spent 40 years mostly in A&E, have appeared on the radio and TV to dispute the findings of the reports, saying that the failures were a result of overwork and antiquated equipment: "There was poor care in places but it was never intentional".
"Again, we must call for immediate action to prevent that clear harm to the health service". He added: "Repeated surveys have shown the considerable percentage of GPs in Scotland who plan to soon leave the service as a result of overwork and consistent underfunding.
Partly as a result of serious overwork coupled with insomnia, Collingwood's health went into decline from the early 1930s.
Though reserved in manner, and sometimes irritable and ungracious, partly as a result of ill health and overwork, he could also show himself kindly, courteous, and forbearing, and he had the gift of winning and keeping love.
Nurses are enduring "unprecedented" levels of stress and ill health as a result of staff cuts and overwork, forcing them to choose between their patients' wellbeing and their own, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has said.
Probably as a result of these factors, and overwork, in 1963, when she was 49, David suffered a cerebral haemorrhage.
In 2016, when the Ministry of Labor recognized the suicide of a young female employee of Japan's prestigious advertising firm Dentsu as the tragic result of overwork, it sent a shock wave through the business world.
His father, a local banker, suffered a stroke that the family believed was the result of overwork from his unsuccessful efforts to keep the bank solvent during the Depression.
"There is no question," he said, "that what happened was a result of a very stupid kind of overwork.
