"its workload" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the work assigned to someone or something. For example: "He was unable to keep up with its workload."
When the body gets items that it recognizes its workload feels manageable, and it responds favorably -- allocating nutrients appropriately as well as taking time for rest and recovery.
Once the kernel process finishes its workload, it returns to the initial state as a user process.
The cuts imposed on the CPS have led to severe challenges to the way it copes with its workload.
Until the current economic crisis, it had reduced its workload drastically to a near-retirement level — its total loan portfolio plummeted by 92percentt in four years.
Indeed, passenger numbers increased by 4.6% in November, and while in 2011 China's railway network only constituted 6% of worldwide route mileage, it carried 25% of its workload.
However, local coordination-based routing requires additional control packet exchanges for its workload evaluation, while it does not study the energy consumption of doing so.
Equally, if Ofsted does have to regulate all the organisations involved then its workload would increase hugely, making it harder to ensure the quality of all care services.
The desire for British-made products has become so great that the factory in Alfreton has just increased its workload, adding an extra shift to keep it running 16 hours a day.
But its workload "has exploded since welfare reform" said a spokesperson, and it is also now serving a far wider demographic than was originally envisaged.
The head of the General Accounting Office warned today that the Securities and Exchange Commission was "increasingly strained" because it did not have the financing to do its job while its workload has been rising.
Finally, the PTO can ensure that it can fund its needs (like hire more examiners) to handle its workload.
