The phrase "a continuing consumer demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing need or desire for a product or service among consumers.
Example: "The company has adapted its marketing strategy to address a continuing consumer demand for sustainable products."
Alternatives: "an ongoing consumer demand" or "a persistent consumer demand".
This continuing concern translates into continued consumer demand for green products, practices and services.
Peter Klein, chief financial officer at Microsoft said in a statement: "This was an exceptional quarter, combining solid enterprise growth and continued strong consumer demand for Office 2010, Windows 7, and Xbox 360 consoles and games…Our ability to grow revenue while continuing to control costs allowed us to deliver another quarter of year-over-year margin expansion".
And Japan's so-called core-core consumer price index, which excludes both food and energy, fell 0.4 percent in the year to May, after a 0.6 percent annual decline in April, underscoring continued weak consumer demand.
"This was an exceptional quarter, combining solid enterprise growth and continued strong consumer demand for Office 2010, Windows 7, and Xbox 360 consoles and games," said Peter Klein, chief financial officer at Microsoft.
Imports coming into the country, fed by continued strong consumer demand, also generate business at the ports.
To offset the industrial slowdown, China is relying on a rise in consumer demand driven through continuing urbanization and a growing middle class.
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group is no more immune to the global economic slowdown than any other soft drink maker, but its affordable prices may have helped boost its sales at a time when consumer demand is showing continuing weakness.
The proposal was first introduced and set in motion by the Bush administration, but the Obama White House allowed the change to continue, despite sustained consumer demand for older bulbs.
"While recent initiatives appear to have improved selection, we believe that macro weakness will continue to crimp consumer demand, leading to lower conversion rate and lower average selling price," Squali wrote in research note.
We may continue to see consumer demand outpace supply levels for certain characters at times, but we will do our best to prevent that from happening.
