The phrase "additional burden for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra responsibilities or challenges that someone or something must bear.
Example: "The new regulations impose an additional burden for small businesses trying to comply with the law."
Alternatives: "extra load for" or "further strain on".
Prices at $35 to $40 would mean an additional burden for ailing industries like airlines and for automakers, whose sales would be socked.
Unfortunately, the situation is likely to get worse, placing an additional burden for our humanitarian work as droughts and flooding become more frequent.
But we must ensure this exercise is not an additional burden for those teaching in our universities and that it provides useful information for students, parents, and employers".
Even if the balance sheet tilts toward an additional burden for states and localities, bail reform needs to happen because it's the right thing to do.
The state asked residents seeking to help not to "self-deploy" in disaster zones, because that could create an additional burden for emergency workers.
The lack of action has created an additional burden for groups that provide legal and social services to immigrants, flooding non-governmental organisations (NGOs) with cases.
In agreement with economic theory, the expansion of health insurance coverage via compulsory schemes creates additional burdens for households, which households accommodate via expenditure substitution.
The disclosure of the plan — which was explicitly rejected in November and February by Homeland Security officials who feared it would create additional burdens for agents and potentially run afoul of legal provisions — drew widespread recriminations.
Airline employees said they were dismayed by the incidents, but said pressure on the industry to manage costs and keep planes full had created additional burdens for cabin crew, whose staffing levels have dropped significantly over the past decade.
"This is an opportunity for UC collectively to demonstrate our values and use our creativity and intellectual resilience to solve our problems in ways that won't create additional burdens for students who are hurting the most," said Washington, a graduate student in entomology at UC Davis and president of the UC Student Assn.
Successful policies will secure women's involvement from the outset and will also ensure that development does not merely mean additional burdens for women.
