The phrase "addition to the workload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase or extra tasks that contribute to someone's existing responsibilities or duties.
Example: "The new project will be an addition to the workload of the team, requiring extra hours and effort to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "increase in workload" or "extra burden on the workload".
The bedside check is an addition to the nursing workload.
In addition to the punishing workload of Course 6, Kulkarni walked onto the women's crew team, where she regularly woke up at dawn to practice.
In addition to the heavy workload and lack of recourses, nurses are also confronted with emotionally intense situations associated with illness and suffering, which require empathic abilities.
Currently, in addition to the strenuous workload mentioned above, the artist has been focusing on a new effort: The Nite Owl Diner's new sister label Cool Ranch.
In addition to the average workload, precision (denoted by P) and specificity (denoted by Sp) were applied to measure screening performance.
In exploratory analyses, the multivariable models were expanded to include individual intern characteristics in addition to the specified workload predictors to investigate if these factors might explain intern-variation in reported noncompliance rates.
The major disadvantage of most scanning methods is that they require post-PCR product manipulation which, in addition to the increased workload, also carries the potential risks of sample misidentification and contamination [ 7, 8].
The absence of a career path for a generalist clinician, and the lack of benefits in addition to the heavy workload, made this an unattractive career choice for clinicians in Africa.
For example, some biology instructors worry that too much disciplinary material would have to be sacrificed to accommodate the greater inclusion of mathematics (Gross, 2004), or that instruction in mathematical skills, in addition to the typical workload, could become overwhelming for the students (Brent, 2004).
In addition to the HFT workloads, we also compare the performance on the original TPC-C benchmark, the widely adopted OLTP workload.
