The phrase "a central demand for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a primary or significant requirement or expectation in a particular context, such as social, political, or economic discussions.
Example: "The activists presented a central demand for climate justice during the rally."
Alternatives: "a key requirement for" or "a primary request for".
Now, American officials are pressing Iraqi leaders, both Sunni and Shiite, to reconcile and have made it a central demand for continued support of the Iraqi government.
The Communist Party returned to power in Moldova in March, and international lenders have made privatization a central demand for them to unlock loans and prevent the country from defaulting on $200 million in foreign debt servicing due this year.
A3 Arafat to Name Prime Minister Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, announced that he would appoint a prime minister in a step toward meeting a central demand of the Bush administration for a resumption of the peace process.
A central demand of thousands of farmers is for legislation guaranteeing prices at the cost of production for efficient, well-equipped farmers.
A birthday message from King Bhumibol, who turns 81 on Friday, will be broadcast on Thursday and may offer some guidance.The resignation of Mr Somchai had been a central demand of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), the royalist group that specialises in round-the-clock rallies and seizing public property.
A central demand was for face-to-face negotiations with the university president.
Her release and departure to Germany, refused by the president, had become a central demand by Europe for the accord to go ahead.
Reuters reported Friday that the European Union had dropped a central demand that the guidelines for the agreement should include a reference to tough emissions targets for wealthy countries to meet by 2020.
Corbyn underlined again that an agreement could only be reached if Theresa May was prepared to accept Labour's central demand for a common external tariff policy with the EU.
Lidington said both sides had common ground over future customs arrangements but refused to say whether the government was prepared to agree to Jeremy Corbyn's central demand for a common external tariff policy with the EU.
The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, pleaded with Mr Hazare to end his fast, noting that many aspects of his central demand for an independent watchdog are already in place.
