The phrase "addition demand" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a typo, possibly intended to refer to "additional demand."
Example: "The company is experiencing an increase in additional demand for its products during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "increased demand" or "supplementary demand."
In addition, demand by companies for credit remains weak.
In addition, demand for rented space has weakened as families move in together to save money.
In addition, demand for military aircraft dropped 25.1 percent in October.
In addition, demand has been diminishing in North America, where Japan and Korea have been most successful.
In addition, demand has remained strong in Asia, especially in China, which in 2001 became the world's biggest stainless steel user, overtaking the United States and Japan.
In addition, demand for new homes is stagnant despite record low mortgage interest rates, and competition from foreclosures continues to cloud the sector, said Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR Inc. "This suggests that prices will continue to edge lower at the bottom end of the market even as demand for these homes picks up a bit," Mr. Shapiro said.
In addition, demand-pull and cost-push factors (in particular increases in taxes) may affect inflation, begin{aligned} pi _t^{mathrm{p}}=omega ^{mathrm{p}} Epi _{t+1}^{mathrm{p}} + 1-omega ^{mathrm{p}}) pi _{t-1}^{mathrm{p}} - gamma ^{mathrm{p}} y_t^{mathrm{exc}} + 1-omega{mathrm{p}}(f_t-f_{t-1})+v_t^{mathrm{p}} end{aligned} (9).
The decreased wettability leads to incomplete electrolyte filling and in addition demands for increased electrolyte wetting time.
In addition, demands for Congress were released.
Galileo realized that simple velocity addition demands that the concept of an "absolute rest frame" did not exist.
In addition, demands from patients and developments in society became less important in the second period.
