"Sometimes you don't want a break, but on this occasion, because of the injuries, a break is important to us," Dyche told the club's.
"It allows them more working time and we'll try get games planned accordingly so they can get a game in, or maybe 75 minutes, for that match or game feel."
Defender Stephen Ward returns to the squad to face 17th-placed Swansea from a knee injury that has kept him out for nine league games while goalkeeper Tom Heaton is back in full training after recovering from a shoulder injury.
Dyche will be without defender James Tarkowski (groin), striker Chris Wood (knee) and midfielder Dean Marney (knee) among others but the trio could return in a fortnight to face Southampton.
Striker Jon Walters (knee) and winger Robbie Brady (knee) are both working their way back from long-term injuries.
Burnley are seventh in the league with 36 points but are without a win in nine league games.
(Reporting by Shrivathsa Sridhar in Bengaluru; editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
