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The phrase "added weight of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the additional significance or burden of something in a particular context.
Example: "The added weight of the evidence presented in court significantly influenced the jury's decision."
Alternatives: "extra burden of the" or "increased significance of the".
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The airline had hoped that without the added weight of the flight's 35 passengers, the aircraft would be light enough to pull.
The third and fourth stages burned properly, but because of the added weight of the nose cone, the rocket did not accelerate as much as necessary.
Prolonged unemployment is a heavy enough burden on one's pride, but some days the added weight of the still-too-common social stigma it carries makes it a hard load to carry indeed.
Even though the modem doubles the thickness of the Palm, the service more than makes up for the added weight of the modem and antenna with a wealth of wireless features.
With the weight of your iPhone and the added weight of the steering wheel, you'd run the risk of breaking both your arms.
Among the main features of these beams can be pointed to architectural features and height which resulting in greater strength and stiffness of the beams without the added weight of the beams.
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The added weight of ash in the wool led to fatigue and sheep could not stand up.
The Mets should also be buoyed by the fact that the Braves have to pull around the added weight of a silly young relief pitcher who cannot leave well enough alone.
In the task-relevant condition, the added "weight" of an attended stimulus dominates contributions due to involuntary attention.
The added weight of a heavy snowfall could trigger more slides.
The added weight of Blaine's endorsement sealed Harrison's nomination.
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