The phrase 'under the loaded' is not correct or common usage in written English.
A more appropriate phrase might be 'under the load' or 'loaded with.' Example: The truck groaned under the load of heavy boxes.
The system was buckling under the load.
All communications creaked under the load of the sudden emergency.
"Our mainframe was buckling under the load," Gaskins says.
In a DDoS attack, hackers barrage a site with traffic until it collapses under the load.
The car reverses and he moves forward on the dirt road, his breathing heavy under the load he carries.
"El Nino," John Adams's celebration of the Nativity, bears so many gifts that the senses stagger under the load.
As the servers crashed under the load, users were left with timeouts, grey pages or spinning beach balls of failure.
The Bishop of Sheffield thought that the institution would buckle under the load of emotional and sexual expectation.
The vehicle – designed exclusively to use electric powertrains – has all its go-power installed under the load floor.
