"a compelling demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the urgency or importance of a request, for example: "The CEO made a compelling demand for all employees to show up on time for work every day."
All businesses face uncertainties of one kind or another, but Almost Family offers compelling demand prospects driven by demographic trends–an aging population that requires more and more of these services as well as a powerful growth rate, high return on capital, stable finances and reasonable valuation ratios.
"I had never seen a business that was as quick to fulfill such a compelling consumer demand". He and Johnson started Advance America in 1997 and took it public in 2004.
The continued buildup of Internet infrastructure and the release of Microsoft's Windows 2000 operating system will be compelling demand drivers, and Compaq is in a better position to capitalize on those trends than it was a year ago, Mr. McCarthy said.
There are too many other compelling demands on the country's battered budget — some of which will certainly create new jobs.
"Stay tuned as you hear about more compelling demanded user apps coming for Windows Phone".
Legal and political institutions usually aspire to be deliberative, and to pay close attention to System II; but even in deliberative institutions, System I can make some compelling demands.
Preventing the onset of CMD and improving mental health among employees who currently show symptoms would be beneficial in terms of helping employees and employers to manage the compelling demands of work and family, preventing workplace bullying and promoting social support both at work and at home.
Conducting consumer research and crafting a compelling sales pitch demand very different interpersonal skills than community development work.
"When you put them all together, they lead you to the compelling inference that these two men put their heads together to change that statement, a compelling inference that demands an explanation and you have had none".
In contrast, a compelling economic message demanding "an economy for everyone, not just the rich and well-connected," attacking trickle-down tax cuts "for the richest and special breaks for corporations," and promising an agenda to "rebuild the middle class" moved unmarried women (including white unmarried women), millennials, and white working-class women.
