"burnout for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of workplace stress and exhaustion. Example: "The high level of workload and constant pressure at his job led to burnout for John, forcing him to take a week off to rest and recharge."
Moorestown, Westfield and Bridgewater organizers cited volunteer burnout for their cancellations.
But beyond the personal implications, what are the ramifications of medical student burnout for patients?
31 Which of this quiz's question-makers was kicked off ITV's flagship cooking show Kitchen Burnout for being shit at cooking?
Then there is the slow-motion car crash that is NHS staffing – the shortages of GPs, nurses, radiologists, paramedics and other clinicians – which means a soaring bill for agency and locum personnel, frustration for hospital bosses trying to ensure full rotas, not to mention the potential risk to patients and burnout for those on duty.
Listed so far are the weekly resistance readings run by Bergman's group, called Learn as Protest; Resistance and Restoration yoga sessions, meant to help prevent burnout for those participating in long-term political activism; and a multipart performance, scheduled to coincide with Trump's birthday, today, to call attention to his plans to slash federal funding for the arts.
Volatiles and easily gasified components were converted into gas and tar, while semi-coke was sent to the CFB boiler to burnout for heat or power generation.
Future research will need to clarify whether this new perspective will be able to produce more effective interventions for burnout and for the improvement of workers' health status.
The National Muscle Car Association will hold two days of screaming superchargers and smoky burnouts for this collection of bracket and street races.
However, a significant Time × Group effect was only found for burnout, but not for depression and anxiety.
27 Schulz et al 28 found ERI scales to be strong predictors for burnout, and especially for emotional exhaustion.
17 18 The C-CBI consists of 16 items: personal burnout accounts for five items, work-related burnout accounts for five items, and client-related burnout accounts for six items.
