The phrase "a weak demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, business, or market analysis to describe a situation where the demand for a product or service is low or insufficient.
Example: "Due to the recent economic downturn, there has been a weak demand for luxury goods in the market."
Alternatives: "low demand" or "sluggish demand".
"The call for the rehabilitation of the victims of June 4 is a weak demand," he said.
Toys in this category fell to 17 per cent from more than 20 per cent due to a weak demand for its owl-like robot Furby and "modest initial shipments" for Disney Princess and Disney Frozen merchandise.
He notes that the organization "opposed the president's jobs bill, even though independent analysts estimated it would significantly increase economic demand, and the federation's own survey shows that 'poor sales' — a k a weak demand — is a much bigger problem for its members than taxes or regulations".
For example, it opposed the president's jobs bill, even though independent analysts estimated it would significantly increase economic demand, and the federation's own survey shows that "poor sales" — a k a weak demand — is a much bigger problem for its members than taxes or regulations.
A sub-index of new orders also fell, indicating a weak demand.
The recent volatility in the stock market has resulted in a weak demand for IPOs.
Texas Instruments, a large chip maker for the mobile industry, warned of a weaker demand for chips for high-end 3G phones, raising fears that the global economic slowdown is starting to cut into handset sales.
A weak-demand economy requires fewer workers and less capital investment.
Shale A combination of weak demand and a decision by Saudi Arabia to keep production levels high had pushed oil prices down sharply since the summer of 2014.
But in the past few days it has been looking more like a U: a sharp fall, a long period of weak demand, then eventually a sharp recovery.
And that, markets fear, is because the falling oil price is a symptom of weak demand rather than an excess of supply.
