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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a clear demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific request or requirement that is unambiguous and straightforward.
Example: "The committee issued a clear demand for transparency in the financial reports."
Alternatives: "an explicit request" or "a definite requirement."
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There is a clear demand for brilliant journalism.
"There is a clear demand to improve public services, transport and housing.
All of them said they looked for markets where there was a clear demand for low fares.
"It was a particular political persuasion and a clear demand of what they weren't allowed to do.
You've got a great idea for a business, you've identified a clear demand for your product or service and you're ready and set to make the big bucks.
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, from the alliance, added: "An international mechanism to address loss and damage from climate change is a clear demand of people in developing countries.
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The police soon realised they were not dealing with a band of hardened terrorists: there was a lack of any clear demands, combined with the haphazard nature of the operation.
Citing a "loud and clear" demand for more QWERTY form factor devices in the US, Nokia sees that E63 as a solid entry level compliment to its more expensive E71.
But they said those statements fell short of the clear demand for a lawyer needed to halt questioning.
There is clear demand from a very large population of users," stated Bruce Simpson, COO at Novarra.
There are of course different cultural quirks in different countries, but there's clear demand for a service like Pinterest.
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