The phrase "add burdens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of imposing additional responsibilities or difficulties on someone or something.
Example: "The new regulations will add burdens to small businesses, making it harder for them to operate efficiently."
Alternatives: "impose additional responsibilities" or "increase difficulties."
These varied document control requirements and expectations add burdens of required documentation.
These guidelines will be designed to provide user-friendly support and advice, not to add burdens which do nothing to enhance safety.
"Rather they should respect Russia's investigations," it says, adding that the "US-led West wants to add burdens to it, making the Putin government and Russian society face severe tests".
The business group said changing UK law in this area again "would be unhelpful, confusing and add burdens for small businesses, which at this time they can ill afford".
Some add burdens like pre-abortion counseling and waiting periods (which can require women to travel long distances to clinics twice, or pay to stay overnight) or mandate strict licensing rules for clinics; others place bans on abortion starting much earlier in pregnancy than the standard established by Roe.
Within this perspective, it may be argued that unnecessary repeated HIV testing may add burdens in an already resource constrained country where medical services need to be prioritized.
These phenomena lead to substantial increase in Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) and add burden to the transport infrastructure.
They were particularly mindful that any additional self-management work that they undertook and facilitated should not add burden to their already demanding workload.
Having so many students already accepted to colleges can put added burdens on high schools to keep seniors engaged.
Chelsea and Tottenham did not play this weekend, but have added burdens by games in the Europa League and the FA Cup.
In a news release, the F.T.C. said the changes were made to "empower consumers without adding burdens to businesses".
