"added workload" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "added workload" when you are referring to extra or additional work that needs to be done. For example, "I'm feeling overwhelmed by the added workload I've been given this week."
Dominion said that its terminal work force — initially intended to handle imports before the United States became a powerhouse producer — could nearly double with the added workload.
The source questioned whether the seven-figure sum would actually be saved, given the extra costs for ferrying around samples and the added workload for the York lab.
Faced with the added workload, the bank's computer system struggled through the rest of the week, like Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance at the candy factory, to keep up.
An article on Sunday about President Clinton's radio address on the regulation of tobacco misstated the House title and ranking of Representative J. C. Watts of Oklahoma, who said the Food and Drug Administration could not handle an added workload.
It is now really vital that this added workload, which will be passed back to local centres, must be recognised by Newsquest through the recruitment of additional staff to ease the burden on its over-pressed journalists around the UK.
The added workload will carry much higher cash compensation -- Mr. Breeden said board members should be paid $150,000 in cash compared with the $35,000 paid under Mr. Ebbers, with another $50,000 being paid to those leading crucial board committees.
Downsizing: Which means added workloads which equals "too busy to even think about it".
Healthcare staff were concerned that the often unforeseen, added workloads brought about by the use of new telecare systems had a detrimental effect on their ability to perform traditional tasks and responsibilities [ 58, 60, 61, 68, 71, 74, 75].
Our own approach complements this work by adding workload-based cost prediction.
In the same interview, Mr Yentob was quick to point out that Clarkson had "carried out a physical assault" against a staff member, but added: "Clearly, workload is one thing, the stress of the year, all the rest of it".
Contacting doctors to clarify the meaning of the message and also ask the patient to telephone back added to workload and inefficiency.
