The phrase "a powerful demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or urgent request or requirement in various contexts, such as business, social issues, or personal situations.
Example: "The organization issued a powerful demand for immediate action to address climate change."
Alternatives: "a strong request" or "an urgent appeal".
And it showed there was a powerful demand for individual songs.
Some people think the balloon treatment has helped them, and testimonials on the Internet have helped create a powerful demand for the procedure.
But OPEC delegates conceded that they were under substantial pressure from the West to act, despite the conviction among many that a powerful demand in Europe, Asia and the United States is what is responsible for pushing up the prices.
But for everyone, the track is a powerful demand that we keep the dead alive in our memories, and it was updated to include deaths as recent as that of Sandra Bland, it's not entirely new.
There will be a powerful demand from patients and some physicians that all blockages be treated with intervention, where the emphasis in many cases should be on medical therapy to reduce the risk that plaque in the coronary artery will either continue to accumulate or rupture and suddenly occlude the artery.
"Workers in the Fight for $15 are going to keep knocking on doors, organizing their communities, and going on strike to make a powerful demand for $15 an hour and union rights that no candidate will be able to ignore," said Allynn Umel, the group's organizing director.
Looking ahead, the Multiple Listing Service said the prospect was for "a continued powerful demand" for housing in Westchester, with continued high prices for homes, which might -- but might not -- put a brake on sales.
The two are related: if a 2017 referendum did result in a British exit from the EU, it could trigger a fresh and powerful demand for a Scottish exit from the UK.
The rapid growth of the young country generated powerful demand for loans and tended to stimulate the overextension of credit.
It is this powerful demand side of the equation that we must activate, helping companies see a business case, not just a social case, for employing Opportunity Youth.
We stay because Mormonism is a faith rich, powerful, demanding and dynamic enough to command our loyalties.
