The phrase "advance of demand" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing economic trends or market behavior, but it may require additional clarification for the reader.
Example: "The company is preparing for the advance of demand in the upcoming holiday season by increasing production."
Alternatives: "increase in demand" or "surge in demand".
Zell warned the Sheikh not to be influenced by the grand ambitions of his architects — not to build a skyline in advance of demand.
Ms. Sadik-Khan also noted in an interview earlier this month that a bicycling network must be built in advance of demand, in order to encourage cycling.
Whatever the appetite for bike share, Ms. Sadik-Khan has long argued that cycling infrastructure must be built in advance of demand as a way to encourage riding.
Zell warned the Sheikh not to be influenced by the grand ambitions of his architects not to build a skyline in advance of demand.
"Almost all of the big-mileage railroads, once you get west of the Missouri, were built in advance of demand," said Maury Klein, a University of Rhode Island historian.
"In the apparel business, you always have to order in advance of demand," Zak said.
"There was a time," he added, "when it was routine to build in advance of immediate demand: Newark, Dulles, Dallas and even Denver were all built before the demand actually materialized.
I would mention that the time of this setting is one where the president has sought to create a tool to protect American lives through his conduct of the war, and to create it in advance, and to make it known to the Congress and the people of this country well in advance of any demand for its services.
Researchers at the University of Denver, in Colorado, say the problem of zombie subdivisions is particularly sharp in the west of the US, "where land is abundant, and where it was common for local governments to grant development rights well in advance of market demand for housing".
This paper deals with a forecasting method which selects the optimal forecasting model type and the level of integration of advance demand information, depending on the patterns of the particular time series.
Bernstein and Decroix (2015) examine the impact of different types of advance demand information, volume information and mix information in a multiproduct system.
