The phrase "additional stresses for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra pressures or strains that someone or something may experience in a particular context.
Example: "The new project timeline has created additional stresses for the team, impacting their overall productivity."
Alternatives: "extra pressures for" or "further strains on".
The high noise and vibration result in additional stresses and difficulties for the patient, medical equipment, and crew.
This feeling that we need to guard ourselves, and the extra work that it takes to discern our true friends, creates significant additional stress for us.
Emotional engagement resulting from increased fidelity can provide additional stress for student nurses with limited exposure to real patients.
And in a long process such as putting on an opera, that can sometimes take a couple of months from first rehearsal to closing night, I just don't want to live with additional stress for all that time".
Tablet form best meets the requirements for protecting acid labile drugs, but the tableting process could be an additional stress for the bacteria.
To counter the likely criticism from parents, unions and academics concerned at the additional stress for pupils and teachers, the Department for Education is likely to abolish the current key stage one tests that take place at the end of year two, when most pupils are aged seven.
PPPs can also represent an additional stress for amphibians already at risk, and any additional stress can be problematic.
This causes additional stress for those involved in crisis management, and thus demands the highest order of prudence.
The awakening Kurdish autonomy movement was boosted after the closure of EU to Turkish membership, and created additional stress for the Muslim Brotherhood oriented governing elite.
Second, a caregiver-companion may unintentionally increase the time needed for recovery by creating additional stress for the patient.
