The phrase "a small demand for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of interest or need for a particular product or service in a market context.
Example: "There is a small demand for organic vegetables in this region, but it is steadily increasing."
Alternatives: "a slight demand for" or "a limited demand for".
There is only a small demand for it, so companies are not developing new models".
This group had high sink sucrose and starch concentrations (Table 6) suggesting a small demand for C compared to available assimilates.
SVM solves the optimal classification hyperplane by using the structural risk minimization principle, overcomes the dimensionality disaster and local minimum problem, and has a small demand for the samples.
It seems hard to believe that people were ordering stationery goods packages through subscription (to be clear, we're talking mainly paper and pens here), but co-founder Jack Wheeler claims there was a small demand for those types of items.
A significant obstacle in the rise of legaltech has been the common conception of the legal industry as a traditional sector with a smaller demand for technological innovation.
There's a steady but small demand for gold as an industrial product — for consumer electronics, computers, and dental work — and as jewelry, particularly in India, which now buys twenty per cent of the world's annual gold output.
The area suffers from a vicious cycle of both poor supply of and small demand for health care services.
The best the Fed can do in this context is to meet the small demand for the dollar, no more.
As the fashion world gets smaller, demand for small batch, locally sourced collections is on the rise.
Kirk) was an important hardwood timber and source of pulp fibre for high-grade paper and there is a small continuing demand for specialty uses such as flooring and interior joinery.
