The phrase "a demand filed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a request or claim that has been officially submitted for consideration or action.
Example: "After reviewing the case, the court acknowledged that a demand filed by the plaintiff was valid and warranted further investigation."
Alternatives: "a submitted request" or "a lodged claim".
The trustee's HSBC claim, filed electronically in United States District Court in Manhattan, is the largest, surpassing a $7.2 billion demand filed against the estate of Jeffry Picower, a longtime Madoff investor who died last year.
The demand, filed in an internal United Nations claims unit, had sought $100,000 for each bereaved family and $50,000 for each cholera survivor.
Among those measures is requiring any party sending a demand letter or filing a patent infringement suit to file updated ownership information with the Patent and Trademark Office.
It is not uncommon to correspond with an opposing party or attorney before a case is filed demanding a payment of money to settle a claim.
It filed a demand for arbitration against the commissioner's office in its effort to obtain information about the system.
Yesterday, Davidson's lawyer, Mark Gaylord, said his client had filed a demand for arbitration with the U.S.O.C.
At the same time, the Associated Press news agency has filed a demand to see the photos and any video available under the Freedom of Information Act.
Inspired by Peru's claim, Bolivia filed a demand at the ICJ in 2013 that Chile negotiate on its claim for sovereign access to the sea, also lost in the War of the Pacific.
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Rick Reed, scheduled to be the Minnesota Twins' fourth starter, yesterday withdrew the trade demand he filed after the World Series.
