The phrase "achieving demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to meeting market needs or fulfilling customer requests.
Example: "Our primary goal this quarter is achieving demand for our new product line in the competitive market."
Alternatives: "meeting demand" or "fulfilling demand".
We also explored three financing approaches – willingness-to-pay, -borrow, and -work – and found that they significantly impact the prospects of achieving demand-driven cost recovery.
While the tax instruments are mostly applied to achieve demand-reductions, the road pricing tax serves the double purpose of (1) reducing transport demand and (2) reducing urban congestion.
Suitable incentives are also needed, as part of a comprehensive and sustainable human resource for health strategy to achieve demand-driven distribution of young medical doctors in a reasonable time period.
Egyptians had a right to be angry, and they were; but last night they demonstrated both their commitment to the demands that first led them to protest and to achieving those demands nonviolently.
Although patients with diabetes wish to cope actively with the highly demanding regimen of diabetes, they may at the same time blame themselves too much for not achieving the demands of this regimen.
Achieving perfection demands study, and cookery schools were among the first vocational institutions in 17th-century England.
"The street will be much more effective in achieving the demands of the revolution than these elections!" he said, dressed in a sweatshirt and jeans.
On that point there is agreement: the Shiite opposition does want to disrupt, but with peaceful protests aimed at achieving its demands.
"The negotiating table for us is a track toward achieving the demands of the revolution - at the top of them, removing the butcher from power," he said.
But achieving it demands resources for capabilities.
