The phrase "added overhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or project management to refer to additional costs or burdens that are incurred beyond the primary expenses.
Example: "The new software implementation will result in added overhead that we need to account for in our budget."
Alternatives: "additional costs" or "extra burden".
They added overhead lighting and decorative molding.
And the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, serving San Francisco and Oakland commuters on the US west coast, has also reduced seating and added overhead hand straps.
Tenet said it was perfectly logical that some money paid in a relocation agreement should go toward the added overhead a practice incurs when it takes on a new doctor.
We evaluate the performance of our proposed protocol via NS2 simulations which show that our protocol can enhance the network goodput by a ratio reaches up to 250% compared to other state-of-art cognitive routing protocols with minimal added overhead.
This multi-pass authentication procedure is essential for securing IMS from malicious users, resulting in added overhead and possible quality of service degradations.
This assumption is not suitable in fading channels where the link gains vary over time, unless all the instantaneous link gains are frequently measured and made available to the scheduler, resulting in much added overhead and complexity.
Throughout the nonprofit sector, secondhand stores are sweeping away dust bunnies and adding overhead lighting.
It means you have to be able to judge when to add overhead and when that would be a mistake.
If you take the leap and add overhead to handle the extra sales you are expecting but those sales don't appear, your business can easily fail.
Additional encryption will add overhead and increase the response time.
Using FMO also adds overhead bits because of slice headers and PPS bits.
