The phrase "adding work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of increasing tasks or responsibilities in a particular context, such as in a workplace or project setting.
Example: "The new project is adding work to our already busy schedule, making it difficult to meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "increasing workload" or "supplementing tasks".
Curators have also been aiming to close a far bigger gap in the museum's holdings by adding work by African-American artists from the 1960s, '70s and '80s.
Thus, ahead of its competition, Les Schwab was stocking thousands of extra tires and adding work shifts at its 42,000-square foot warehouse in Prineville, Ore.
The debate has stirred latent hostilities left over from 1996, when Congress overhauled welfare by refashioning it as a block grant to states and adding work requirements to its distribution scheme.
It is highly unusual for an automaker to bring jobs back to a factory all but left for dead, and several G.M. plants, including Spring Hill, will be adding work that had been headed to Mexico.
But the drastic reordering of government that Mr. Trump has embraced includes many measures long sought by conservatives on Capitol Hill, including adding work requirements for food-stamp eligibility and opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling.
After spending more than $1 million attacking his opponent in the GOP primary for supporting expansion under John Kasich, DeWine said he wouldn't move to take it back after all and, like Schuette, called for adding work requirements.
Ms. Berry and Ms. Brokaw kept adding works until the gallery was packed.
She remarried and in 2000 became the group publisher, adding Working Woman to her responsibilities.
The results from our study indicate that adding work-focus in specialist care does not result in better effect of interventions, but also that a work-focused intervention is not inferior to interventions that focus on physical activity and pain.
It also added work requirements for recipients.
Then he adds: "Work will start later this month, or next month".
