The phrase "without extra burden" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing tasks, responsibilities, or processes that do not add additional stress or workload.
Example: "The new software allows us to streamline our operations without extra burden on our staff."
Alternatives: "without additional strain" or "without added pressure."
Blithe Spirit wittily extends the idea that the writer needs only an overnight bag without the extra burden of emotional baggage.
But he expressed some concern that the impoverished country already had "many issues" to resolve without the extra burden of a regional refugee camp.
Even without the extra burden of sequestration, he argues, the $350 billion reduction already agreed would cut into muscle, not just fat.
This will allow you to further integrate it with your business model in the future, without placing extra burden on your operations.
Hence, implementing effective solutions allowing MSs to benefit from the advantages of multi-antenna systems without the extra burden of having multiple antennas physically present at the users' side has become a major issue for current communication systems.
Since we found better results of the Diamond SOI nMOSFETs we believe that, this innovative layout can be a new alternative for analog and digital integrated circuit applications for whatever area it may be needed, without any extra burden to the current technology.
The plan not only helps Scoot expand without the extra burden of vehicle costs, maintenance, parking spots and hiring in each city but also gets the local owners to work with their own governments and regulations to set up shop instead of Scoot worrying about it.
"In addition, there can be serious psychological repercussions – teenage years are tough enough without the extra burden of being obese".
Me: The teen years are difficult enough without the extra burden of being different from everyone else.
