The phrase "awesome burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a responsibility or challenge that is significant but also viewed positively or with admiration.
Example: "Taking on the role of team leader was an awesome burden, as it required both dedication and resilience."
Alternatives: "remarkable responsibility" or "impressive weight".
The words of Larry Summers, America's treasury secretary, some years ago, seem to place an awesome burden on the shoulders of the world's central bankers.
"An assassin's bullet has thrust upon me the awesome burden of the Presidency," we hear Lyndon B. Johnson say in the trailer for the new podcast "LBJ's War," in a clip from November 28 , 1963
The story of Noah is, first of all, a near-apocalypse in which God kills off almost everybody, and the terrifying scale of divine wrath, along with the awesome burden of the few remaining people who confront it, must have had a shattering effect on the young Aronofsky.
At the workshop Andrew Lo of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology presented a model of the American housing market, inspired by ABM approaches, which showed how a fateful conjunction of rising house prices, falling interest rates and easy access to refinancing created an awesome burden of debt.
And sure enough, as soon as I started looking I found others who felt the need to turn off, to take a stab at reconnecting to things real rather than virtual, a moderate but carefully observed vacation from ubiquitous marketing and the awesome burden of staying in touch.
Such a theology places an awesome burden on bishops.
The country's once-awesome debt burden has lifted.
Did the administration really intend from the start to burden soldiers and citizens with this most awesome task of "liberation"?
The only burden I will place on myself while building this awesome airsoft turret is that the design involve as few steps as possible from beginning to end, making it reasonably simple for anyone to reproduce.
You'll be doing an awesome deed for a rescue organization by relieving them of the burden of their need for space, and allowing them to rescue another dog.
