The phrase "growing financial burden" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone is facing increasing financial difficulties or challenges. Example: "The growing financial burden of student loan debt has become a major issue for many young people."
"Next Big Health Debate: How to Help Uninsured" (Business Day, Aug. 27) summarizes the growing financial burden that the uninsured impose on those who are insured.
Best Buy declined a request to be interviewed, but Bishop has previously talked about the growing financial burden of the recycling program.
Many local police departments complain that since Sept. 11, 2001, policy makers in Washington have expected them to shoulder a growing financial burden for homeland security.
The findings have alarmed councils and charities worried that the growing financial burden on low-income families will raise poverty and homelessness levels.
Earlier in the day, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius released a report documenting the growing financial burden that medical bills are placing on families.
Major consequences are: secular decline in groundwater levels, deterioration of groundwater quality, rising energy cost of pumping, soaring carbon footprint of agriculture and growing financial burden of energy subsidies.
The International Monetary Fund, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthend the Institute for Fiscal Studies are chief among the respected organisations that have published reports putting the growing financial burdens faced by young people to the fore.
Such a plan would require new legislation from a bitterly divided U.S. Congress, where Republicans would likely oppose new government controls, despite claims by the study's authors that families, employers and government budgets would receive long-sought relief from their growing financial healthcare burdens if the changes were enacted.
As this segment of the population continues to grow, the financial burden of managing cardiovascular disease will increase as well.
The growing social and financial burden of an ageing population with chronic neurological diseases, particularly neurodegenerative disorders, and a relative shortage of neurologists in the UK has highlighted the need for a multidisciplinary approach to their care [ 12, 13].
The report contains statements from mostly anonymised senior figures within government and the consortium expressing growing concern at the financial burden.
