"increase overhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the cost of running a business, specifically the costs which cannot be assigned to a particular product or service, such as rent, utilities, and employee benefits. For example, "The company had to increase overhead in order to meet the demand for the new product."
Two methods increase overhead guide sign visibility: sign illumination and use of retroreflective sheeting materials.
Finally, protecting against malicious modification of content can increase overhead, response times, and startup delays.
"A breakup would decrease the company's ability to offer integrated software solutions and engage in cross-selling and would increase overhead costs," the company said in its preliminary proxy filing.
But spending cash to increase overhead in the face of sliding revenue is a tough course to chart indefinitely.
To support such a rise, EZ would almost certainly have to dilute shares somewhat and increase overhead expenses, making the target price a bit high in this example.
Low retention rates can bode poorly for teacher recruitment, increase overhead expenditures for school districts, and impinge upon program continuity and planning.
For good box office has brought increased overhead.
I am an internist in New Jersey, and we are being beaten up by poor reimbursements and increasing overhead.
In past years, the association has received a higher percentage of the donations, but the rate declined after the fund-raiser complained of increased overhead costs, Mr. Bellizzi said.
While maintaining multiple indices to match a variety of query access patterns increases overhead and decreases throughput.
These dynamic changes lead to an irregular load and communication distribution, which increases overhead of resources and latencies.
