The phrase "agency demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, marketing, or business to refer to the demand for services or products from an agency.
Example: "The agency demand for digital marketing services has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "client demand" or "service demand".
Mr. Levinson suggested that the agency demand that drug companies submit their applications in a standardized electronic format.
Federal law requires that the agency demand two "well controlled" trials before approving a drug; in cancer, the Food and Drug Administration is often satisfied with just one.
There are thousands of products that can be listed on the new Apps.gov, and we are aiming to attract agency demand through a variety of products not found anywhere else in the government.
A year later, though, another collection agency demanded payment.
As the product is used more and more, the agency demands performance-based service contracts.
But within a week the Environment Agency demanded that the data be removed, citing its "database copyright".
That was more than the vaccines could achieve — and more than the agency demanded of many other vaccines.
The federal agency demands that if oysters are being grown in Keyport Harbor, the state should send patrol boats to the harbor to monitor the project.
Last month's resolution by the nuclear agency board demanded that no action be taken in the Council until after the current board meeting, a way to give Iran one last chance to comply with agency demands.
Among the remaining cases, the agency almost never followed up with inspections to determine whether the corrective actions that the agency demanded had occurred, the report found.
Several months later I was sent a threatening letter from a debt collection agency demanding money apparently owed on my Santander credit card.
