The phrase "avoid increased work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or measures to prevent additional workload or tasks.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to find ways to avoid increased work during peak hours."
Alternatives: "prevent additional workload" or "reduce extra tasks".
To avoid increased expenses associated with labor reform, the mill managers essentially would flush their working population and pull in a new one.
The three month timeframe was chosen on the basis of the standard timeframe for review of chronic conditions and to avoid an increased work load for GPs.
They also avoid making concessions too soon to avoid increasing their opponents' expectations.
Under the Obama administration, we are hiring nearly 250 new employees, including more than 135 new investigators, as well as lawyers, experts, mediators and support staff members, to deal with the increased work and to avoid the need for overtime.
Endotracheal suctioning can avoid accumulation of secretions, tracheal occlusion, increased work of breathing, atelectasis, and pulmonary infections, thereby ensuring optimal oxygenation or ventilation [ 16].
With the improvement in work control and avoiding increases in workloads, PQL perception can be maintained despite deep organizational changes at the macro-management level.
Plus it can potentially increase working memory.
As a result, many small and large employers have announced layoffs and/or work-hour reductions to avoid these increased business costs.
Some Chinese women choose to be a full-time wife to avoid the increasing conflict between work and family.
To further increase efficiencies and avoid duplicative work, HSA introduced the "verification route" in 2004; this requires product approval by two or more reference agencies and HSA focuses on verifying the benefit-risk based on the assessment report of the selected reference agencies.
