"overall workload" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the total amount of work that someone has to do. For example: "I'm feeling overwhelmed by my overall workload at the moment."
Students say they feel unprepared for the overall workload of the second year, in particular the volume of assessment.
Perceived usability and flow of the simulation increased, whereas overall workload and frustration decreased.
None of the 4 fitting methods studied induced a lower overall workload than the other three.
Christopher Bentley, an agency spokesman, acknowledged a backlog but said the cases were a relatively small part of the overall workload of background checks.
The higher the game level, the higher the overall workload placed on the virtual team of WAs (i.e., the more challenging for decision-making).
But APL has a boutique spaceflight operation funded by NASA contracts, accounting for about 20percentt of the lab's overall workload.
Finally, OWL is calculated using a computer-assisted system to determine the level of overall workload impinged on an operator.
The overall workload experienced by the test participants and facilitators was the least with the traditional lab condition.
You can "harmlessly" drop courses from your schedule if you discover that your overall workload is too much or for reasons of course content.
Collins said he and pitching coach Dan Warthen were considering ways to reduce Harvey's overall workload this season, which may involve cutting down his bullpen work between starts.
This is the element in Wagner that made his music unlike that of any of his predecessors or contemporaries, who shunned repetition, though today the technique is used to reduce the overall workload by people such as Andrew Lloyd Webber.
