'under the workload' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who is feeling overwhelmed or burdened by a heavy amount of work or tasks. Example: "Jane was struggling to keep up with her studies and part-time job, feeling constantly exhausted under the workload."
We started to buckle under the workload.
Most of the Stasi papers were torn by hand because the flimsy East German shredding machines collapsed under the workload.
Attrition like that has investment banks buckling under the workload created by the boom in corporate mergers and underwriting of new stocks and bonds.
Four years on, while schools groan under the workload of rewriting every part of their practice, universities are handing out unconditional offers like confetti – suggesting that far from being worried about providing remedial work for students, some no longer even care if these students complete their A-levels at all.
Answers at the bottom of the page App watch: #11 Story Time Whether travelling the globe or straining under the workload, absent parents can assuage their guilt with this virtual book of nursery rhymes which they can read to their kids remotely via the iPhone microphone, while the little 'uns also enjoy interactive animations.
She said GP surgeries and hospitals were "heaving under the workload" and the whole NHS was at risk of "grinding to a halt".
But he said this week that the idea was still under consideration by the workload study commission, as is another proposal to create an appeals court to handle death-penalty cases, much like the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
Further, the workload under evaluation is mapped into the hardware model to carry out the performance and energy consumption estimation.
The results demonstrate that the subjective evaluation workload, accuracy and pupil diameter can be used as the measurement parameters for the workload under different time pressures and for different tasks.
In order to reduce the time required for performance profiling, we collected only a subset of the Reader configurations under a subset of the workload intensities, and use linear regression to build the Reader Tier entire performance profile.
Furthermore, during data collection we noticed that many community-oriented primary care units had an absence of FPs, increasing the workload under the responsibility of RNs.
