The phrase "a shrinking demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease in the need or desire for a product or service over time.
Example: "Due to the rise of digital media, there has been a shrinking demand for physical newspapers."
Alternatives: "decreasing demand" or "declining demand".
"There is a shrinking demand for live music.
A United States State Department report in June warned of the potential risk, saying that the crisis is causing "a shrinking demand for labor and a growing supply of workers willing to take ever greater risks for economic opportunities".
This is because of a shrinking demand for their goods and services in austerity-hit western economies but also a shortage of credit from Western-owned banks that are too scared to lend to East European firms and households.
The collapsing New Deal order failed to embrace the sort of economic and industrial planning that fostered growth in competing countries, and a shrinking demand for labor pitted white workers more fiercely against black.
Mr Balls has long argued that, at a time of shrinking demand, the pace and scale of the coalition's cuts are likely to be self-defeating.
For its part, Toyota says the higher-than-usual inventories at the Long Beach port are a result of shrinking demand, particularly in Southern California, which is one of its biggest markets.
PARIS -- Airbus said Wednesday that it was reining in deliveries of its double-decker A380 jet, the most expensive item in its catalog, as cash-strapped airlines remained reluctant to expand capacity at a time of shrinking demand.
The price of Brent crude has slumped from $116 a barrel in June, driven down by a glut in supply and shrinking demand caused by fears about the outlook for world economic growth.
But behind the glitz is an industry suffering from shrinking demand and rapid structural change.The market for architectural services in Britain and across Europe has been hit hard since the financial crisis.
But if the recession was a vicious cycle — in which shrinking demand led to layoffs and wage freezes, which led to shrinking demand — we may finally be seeing the signs of a virtuous one.
Not with the financial system in virtual lockdown, and much of the world in a similar state of retrenchment, shrinking demand for American goods and services.
