The phrase "a demand for financing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is requesting financial support or resources, often in business or economic discussions.
Example: "The startup submitted a formal proposal that included a demand for financing to support its expansion plans."
Alternatives: "a request for funding" or "a call for financial support".
Nigeria is a country brimming with entrepreneurial energy and a latent demand for financing.
Obviously, the numbers of people using online financial products has grown, reflecting a huge demand for financing in China; furthermore, many of these customers are not covered by traditional financial institutions and turn to online finance options.
This, in turn, is creating increasing demand for financing and mortgages, which is a partial driving factor of the increasing interest rates we are seeing today.
And when it emerged that the new mosque was funded (at least in part) by a hefty donation from the Qatari royal family, the DPP waded in with a demand for legislation to hinder the financing of mosques by Middle Eastern interests.A parallel debate has begun about halal meat.
Nearly 80percentt of domestic banks participating in a quarterly survey on lending practices said they saw "little or no change in demand" for financing heavy-traffic commercial real estate projects that lack terrorism insurance coverage.
"So the demand for financing is greater," said John B. Brooke, senior director of global business development for Oracle's financing division.
The government's demand for financing would drive up interest rates, hampering spending by consumers and businesses.
Higher borrowing costs reduce the demand for financing.
But investor demand for financing Italy's debt is waning, too.
The banks were not responding to the demand for financing these mortgages, which had already been placed into securitizations.
More interestingly, it points to the fact that demand for financing in emerging markets is shifting away from traditional public sector-led concessional financing towards private sector-focused financial instruments.
