The phrase "a demand to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or requirement for something to be raised or elevated, such as prices, production levels, or resources.
Example: "The committee issued a demand to increase funding for the new project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a request for an increase" or "a call to raise".
It is also estimated that the world population will reach nine billion by 2050, therefore there is a demand to increase crop production to feed an additional two billion people during the next 40 years.
Engaging physicians in multidisciplinary work has been shown to be a challenge, and there is a demand to increase GPs' participation based on possible health gain, perspectives of patient rights and political wishes [ 6, 12, 16, 19, 20].
Currently, there is a high demand to increase the precision and reliability of GPS positioning.
To overcome the rapid enzymatic degradation and low transfection efficiency of siRNA, the delivery carriers for siRNA is a therapeutic demand to increase its stability.
Consequently, there is a considerable demand to increase both physiological relevance and multidimensionality of HTS assays.
The presented results show that the proposed policy rule allows operators with a relatively large demand to increase their transmission probability.
They issued a number of constitutional demands to increase their power, but subsequently promised to pull back their forces in exchange for concessions.
When you don't increase supplies of a commodity and demand continues to increase, the price is going to go up.
Financial assets are not like other goods; when they rise in price, demand has a tendency to increase, not decrease.
The forum discussed communication for awareness raising among the general population as a strategy to increase demand for birth registration.
And the students can't count on a government program to increase demand for their services.
