The phrase "a continuing demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or persistent need for something, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The company has noticed a continuing demand for eco-friendly products in the market."
Alternatives: "an ongoing demand" or "a persistent demand".
There are millions of Polaroid cameras in use, which means a continuing demand for instant film.
This is one of a handful of small residential buildings that providers of corporate housing are leasing to meet what they say is a continuing demand.
Even when these practices are no longer strictly necessary for preservation, the distinctive alterations in taste that they produce have cultivated a continuing demand for fish preserved in these ways.
Except for tombstones, however, for which there is a continuing demand, the present production of granite is geared to the fluctuating market for curbing in highway construction and veneer used in the facing of large industrial and commercial buildings.
Explaining the deal, David Knights, the director of marketing for Princeton Forrestal Center, noted a continuing demand for space: 6.1 million square feet of office, retail and hotel space has been completed or is under way there, and the occupancy rate is 98percentt.
We have a continuing demand for the nation's resources on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, estimated to come to a trillion or two trillion dollars.
Now the end of QE may prove pro-cyclical in emerging markets (exacerbating ongoing slowdowns) but is also pro-cyclical or at best neutral in advanced economies (since tightening is occurring amid a continued demand shortfall).
The importance of environmental and economical aspects in sustainable forest management (SFM), demands a continuing need for the application of efficient methods in this field.
Kirk) was an important hardwood timber and source of pulp fibre for high-grade paper and there is a small continuing demand for specialty uses such as flooring and interior joinery.
Sales at stores open at least a year, a measure of continuing demand, dropped internationally and domestically in 2011.
Since then we have realized that there is still a very large continuing demand for DVDs both from our existing members as well as non-members.
