The phrase "a dip in demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a temporary decrease in the need or desire for a product or service.
Example: "Due to the recent economic downturn, we have noticed a dip in demand for luxury goods."
Alternatives: "a decline in demand" or "a decrease in demand."
The price hikes won't slow until the park sees a dip in demand, experts say.
"Well," he told the president, "we did notice a dip in demand at that point in time".
But this abrupt fall of global figures reflects the drastic shrinking of supplies, not a dip in demand, which remains as strong as it has ever been, in a striking parallel to what is happening in the art market.
It opened again this year and has been in great demand throughout the summer (although like many consumer-oriented businesses in the capital, it experienced a dip in demand during the Olympics).
It could end its ban on crude imports (which were 0.7m b/d before 2012), ease restrictions on shipping insurance, and allow Iranian banks to use the SWIFT financial-transactions system.Low prices and a dip in demand from India mean that Iran has perhaps 30m barrels in floating storage.
That, however, may be the result of a dip in demand as consumers await the release of Microsoft's Vista operating system in January.
MARKET OVERVIEW "We've noticed a dip in the demand for downtown condos," said Andrew Carros, a real estate agent with Sotheby's International Realty Canada's Vancouver office, "but it's a slight correction rather than a downturn".
Norfolk Southern's slick systems and tight schedules don't make it immune to a slowing economy, a dip in coal demand or pullbacks in Asian trade.
The main reason: a dip in flight demand due to the burdensome security measures put in place in the aftermath of the thwarted terror attacks on U.S. bound planes in London this past summer.
Weekly hours slid a bit as well, another indicator of a dip in labor demand off of the recent trend.
MEPs therefore urge the Commission to use new targeted market measures to address the crisis resulting from downwards price pressure, a dip in global demand, price volatility and impacts of Russian embargo on EU food products.
