The phrase "addressing the increasing demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to or manage a growing requirement or interest in a particular area, such as products, services, or resources.
Example: "The company is focusing on addressing the increasing demand for sustainable products in the market."
Alternatives: "tackling the rising demand" or "responding to the growing demand".
This approach directly addresses the increasing demand from employers for people to be more work-ready, but it needs to be used in conjunction with other vocational assessments.
This work addresses the increasing demand for a sensitive and user-friendly iris based authentication system.
Farming in offshore waters to address the increasing demand for food fish is as much a technological challenge as a social challenge.
Třečák says Supernova points to a burgeoning trend where automation is being employed in code generation in order to address the increasing demand for new software and apps, coupled with a worldwide shortage of developers.
Eventually, these changes are going to force more action from regulators as they grapple with how to address the increasing demand that will come with cost depreciation, according to Granoff. .
In order to address the increasing demand for real-time and pervasive monitoring of air quality and, in particular, of particulate matter, novel solid-state sensor technologies and compact instrumentation for dust detection have been recently proposed.
It plans to install two new nuclear reactors, which will provide up to 3,200 megawatts of electricity, and to expand the Darlington nuclear site, in order to address the increasing demand for electricity as well as to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
The MOH has been directing more resources to ophthalmology services to address the increasing demand.
To address the increasing demand for funding, among other challenges, science research is increasingly being performed in teams, from multi-center clinical trials to multi-disciplinary teams working to model the diseases; teams are at the forefront of innovation.
It has been well documented that health care systems and services in less developed countries do not have adequate capacity (human and technological) to address the increasing demand of chronic diseases [ 1].
