The phrase "overburdening of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of placing too much strain or responsibility onto something or someone. Example: The overburdening of the education system with standardized testing has sparked debates about the effectiveness of this approach to assessing student learning.
He also voiced frustration at what he saw as the overburdening of police departments with too many problems outside of their remit when "policing was never meant to solve all of those problems".
It has led to the overburdening of public services, like primary and secondary schools, and uncompensated emergency-room visits by in-transit illegal immigrants have financially distressed many hospitals, compromising the quality and availability of services for everyone.
Social barriers to home HD include disruptions to the home environment, interference with family life, overburdening of support networks, and fear of social isolation.
And it's a direct result of the lost of revenue and the thinning of the reportorial ranks and the overburdening of the reporters who remain to the point where they feel that they have to take a shortcut by saying, "On the one hand, on the other hand.
The principle reasons for limited enrollment were a) resource constraints and feasibility (overburdening of doctors and nurses in wards where admission of 2 to 3 patients per bed is common practice), and b) limited familiarity with clinical research among patients and parents in this setting and thus additional challenges to obtaining consent.
Timely recognition of unmet needs can avoid crisis situations or the overburdening of the caregiver.
Among the many human remains, only a few skulls were preserved, and those had been smashed into fragments — not in death but from the overburden of earth accumulating over the centuries to crush skulls flat as pancakes.
This results in a minimum overburden of about 500 m.
Seagram Co. of Canada is an example of a company whose value is hidden beneath an overburden of shareholder anger.
Seagram Co. is an example of a company whose value is hidden beneath an overburden of shareholder anger.
Also, to our knowledge, there has never been a recession brought on by an overburden of consumer debt.
