The phrase "added worries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe additional concerns or anxieties that have been introduced to a situation.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have led to added worries among the employees about job security."
Alternatives: "additional concerns" or "extra anxieties".
Driving in the digital age has presented added worries.
Although neither of these points formally redefines the old Powell doctrine about when not to use force, they would both moderate it in practice because of the stress General Powell laid on avoiding any unilateral action.In Ms Rice's case, the passage of time has merely added worries.
But racist incidents like those at the Anzhi-AZ match, which came a day after a group of 50 young people attacked Anzhi fans in St Petersburg on their way to watch a game, have added worries about the reception non-white players and even supporters could receive in Russia.
Blomberg and his colleague also suggested that the widely emerging MDR pathogens, in the absence of appropriate antimicrobial resistance surveillances and organized prevention strategies added worries in the incidence of infections among surgically operated, burn and other traumatic wound patients [ 14].
Even here, though, investors shouldn't simply flee these markets because of added worries over capital flows, said G. Rusty Johnson, co-manager of the Harding Loevner Emerging Markets Portfolio.
Now the added worry is residents' health: hypertension, heart issues, diabetes, obesity.
We shouldn't have the added worry that someday insurance coverage may not be there.
Smooth Jazz's presence in the lineup is an added worry for Booklet's handlers.
Exams are stressful enough without the added worry of running late.
Saturday promised a combination of relief and added worry for the people charged with keeping the electricity flowing.
These days, the United States would have the added worry that any such attack could unravel its new alliance with Pakistan.
