The phrase "additional administrative burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra responsibilities or tasks that require management or oversight, often in a bureaucratic context.
Example: "The new regulations will create an additional administrative burden for small businesses, making compliance more challenging."
Alternatives: "extra administrative load" or "further administrative responsibility".
This does represent a new area of compliance for the University, so we have incorporated this information into the PRF in order to minimize the additional administrative burden on the department.
"The benefit would far outweigh the additional administrative burden," he said.
The FSB has expressed concerns about the additional administrative burden the right to request flexible working might place on small businesses.
The additional administrative burden of such a mix of instruments is likely to be limited: Many of the possible alternatives for ensuring security of supply have already been implemented and require strengthening and realignment more than anything else.
These future obligations will total approximately an additional $1 trillion in medical and disability payments and additional administrative burden through 2053".
In Taiwan the discussion centers on the quality and national accreditation of international accreditation agencies, plus the additional administrative burden [ 22].
Even before the agreement, many banks in Switzerland had started to turn away American clients, fearing at least additional administrative burdens from the United States authorities.
In considering the UK future relationship with the EU, the potentially damaging cost implications of delays at these cross-border controls and additional administrative burdens must be fully considered".
It imposes additional administrative burdens and regulatory costs on all organizations, and it calls for more computer scientists and mathematicians who are U.S. citizens, trained to protect our information infrastructure.
"While it would be desirable from the public's perspective to have the M.T.A.'s budgeting process be completely transparent and open for detailed inspection and, perhaps, robust public debate," the court ruled, "such requirements would impose additional administrative burdens and costs".
The commentator noted that such a scheme does not propose workable criteria for determining the minimum standards for the coverage limit, deductible, and coinsurance, increases initial costs for start-up companies that use patents, and add additional administrative burdens to the already overworked USPTO.
