The phrase "ambulance demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, emergency services, or discussions about the need for ambulances in specific situations.
Example: "The city has seen a significant increase in ambulance demand during the summer months due to more outdoor activities and events."
Alternatives: "emergency vehicle request" or "ambulance service need".
First, as the general activity of the MECU was constant throughout the period, and second, because the principles applied in the region are that any ambulance meeting demands that cannot be covered by the EMTs manning the ambulance are requested to summon the MECU for help.
According to the ambulance service: Total demand for help on 27 and 28 December was up about 4.5% on last year.
32 While increasing household income was associated with reducing rates of ambulance use, the demand for ambulances did not decrease consistently with a theoretical price paid by the user, suggesting the relationship is more complex than monetary cost alone.
At one point she stood in front of an ambulance, sobbing and demanding information.
It was already late afternoon, and they were rushing to a bank to withdraw the twelve thousand dollars in cash that the ambulance service was demanding.
Since laws of war demand ambulances be marked with one of the Emblems of the Red Cross not to mount offensive weapons, military ambulances are often unarmed.
Why had he not spoken to the cops, the ambulance personnel and demanded that they get his friend to the hospital.
The Department of Health swung into action after the leaked document revealed plans to respond to increased demand for ambulance services by lengthening response times for some seriously ill patients.
"A&Es are having to address increasing demand, the ambulance services are struggling in many parts of the country and we have a number of issues to deal with, which we are tackling".
In some areas of England where the service has been introduced - run by a variety of organisations, including private firms and ambulance crews - high demand has left thousands of callers unable to get through.
