The phrase "avoid overburdening" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to prevent excessive demands or stress on a person, system, or process.
Example: "To ensure productivity, we must avoid overburdening our team with too many tasks at once."
Alternatives: "prevent overwhelming" or "steer clear of excessive demands.".
But the company was nonetheless urging customers to use electricity sparingly to avoid overburdening the system.
[A12] DEBT APPEAL -- The national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, citing International Monetary Fund figures, said Iraq needed up to 95percentt of its debt to other countries forgiven to avoid overburdening its economy, Reuters reported.
After Ms. Ahearn fought to keep paroled sex offenders out of homeless shelters, Suffolk County in 2006 began placing them in a trailer it promised to move from location to location to avoid overburdening any one area; lately officials have been keeping the trailer next to the county jail in Riverhead.
Since in the following no ambiguity arises, to avoid overburdening the notation, we omit both c and t.
Prior to the DCE development, it was anticipated that a maximum of 16 choice sets would be presented to each respondent in order to avoid overburdening respondents with too many choices.
10 We staged doctor recruitment and data collection at each site to avoid overburdening individual departments or practices.
Cooper has avoided overburdening Crazy Heart with too many twists and turns, and there is nothing here in terms of dialogue to compare with the standout moment in The Wrestler, Mickey Rourke's tearful "broken down old piece of meat" speech to his long estranged daughter, yet Bridges doesn't really need it.
This system avoids overburdening health care staff with non-medical responsibilities and ensures that the advice given is expert and up to date.
This will help you avoid becoming overburdened by too many choices or too many quotes.
The main challenges - similar to the IERSCC - will be to avoid institutional overburdening while at the same time allowing the participation of all relevant stakeholders.
Maintaining rigor while avoiding counterproductive overburdening is a difficult balance, especially at times when health systems or individual specialist departments are in crisis and when clinical workloads are especially high.
