The phrase "a control for demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, business, or supply chain management, where it refers to a mechanism or strategy to manage or regulate demand for a product or service.
Example: "The company implemented a control for demand to ensure that supply levels matched customer needs during peak seasons."
Alternatives: "a demand management tool" or "a demand regulation mechanism".
Controls related to the demand for loans We also introduce additional covariates to control for demand quality.
These variables capture the provinces' development level (first three variables), and control for demand shocks (last variable).
These provided a control for the low level perceptual and motor demands of the SART task while placing less demand on sustained attention and response inhibition.
Using data from 559 inventions and controlling for demand, appropriability, and competitive conditions, we found two of four tested dimensions of technological opportunity – technical performance and technical uncertainty – to be significant and important determinants of the likelihood of commercialization.
Y is per capita real income which acts as a control variable for the demand for health services and other economic factors.
The analysis shows that learning control is a feasible model-free technique to find a suitable control strategy for demand-side management in a smart grid scenario.
For a controlled on demand aggregation of clinical data with translational data it must be possible to repetitively generate the identical PSN from a PID contained in the clinical data.
The policy of increasing co-payments was associated with a decrease in demand of 18%% among ADSE patients, after controlling for the demand made by NHS patients.
The search for an effective control for witches' broom has demanded much effort in recent years, mainly due to the socio-economic impact that the plague has had in the state of Bahia and other areas that were previously cocoa producers.
There is a need to control the demand for secondary health care at the primary health care level, and a system of copayment for secondary care use from the municipality, is introduced.
