The phrase "a given demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific demand that has been identified or established in a particular context.
Example: "In order to meet a given demand, the company must increase its production capacity."
Alternatives: "a specific demand" or "an established demand".
The retail-market demand volume varies with p according to a given demand curve.
For a given demand function, we can derive the optimal fleet size to maximize social welfare.
As an interesting (and practically relevant) generalization, we also allow multiple paths to realize a given demand (demand-split).
For a given demand, the model determines departure times of the services such that throughput time of the demand in the system is minimized.
It helps in the identification of a "design space" which enables the exploration of all the feasible system configurations meeting a given demand for a site.
And not for nothing, a higher rate of inflation also translates into greater real wage flexibility and smaller employment declines for a given demand shock.Why then would the Fed be so determined to raise interest rates next year, so as to prevent inflation from overshooting the target at all?
For example, in less mature oligopolistic markets, which would be a characteristic of innovative medicines, given demand for a product in the absence of an abundance of suppliers will result in high prices.
"Game of Thrones" has given demand a bump, but not in a way Schwarz likes.
The discrete network design problem deals with the selection of link additions to an existing road network, with given demand from each origin to each destination.
Multiple products are to be efficiently delivered through this network in order to meet a set of given demands.
To do that, says Tim Capon, a director of De Beers, requires a big boost in marketing, so that it can "give demand a swift kick in the pants".
