The phrase "an interesting demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a request or requirement that captures attention or curiosity.
Example: "The committee received an interesting demand for a more sustainable approach to urban development."
Alternatives: "a compelling request" or "a fascinating requirement."
An interesting, but demanding, extension of this project will be to produce flies that express the same allelic combinations found in human XP-D patients.
For those of us who are engineers in the sport, it was fantastic, very, very exciting, interesting, demanding.
We wrote about the company's alpha launch and interesting demand-driven pricing model here in July.
In addition, since some runners sometimes share their 'favourite' routes with strangers because they wish to suggest interesting, demanding or simply 'nice' runs, it would be advisable to remove the starting and ending portions of the route.
This is an interesting problem that demands further investigation.
"But that's why it's quite an interesting race — because it demands everything you have as a driver".
This will help to better inform the company's fashion ambitions, which have so far included its own private label brands, some of which are exclusive to Prime, and even an interesting patent for on-demand clothes hinting at future fast-fashion plans.
Sony's site repeatedly refers to hitting zero "throughout the lifecycle of our products," which raises an interesting question: Will Sony be demanding that its suppliers hit zero as well?
Consequently, E. coli cells, where excessive NADH is regenerated by a cytosolic enzyme, such as MmNQO, might describe an interesting host for energy demanding bioprocesses.
Disaggregated datacenters, constructed as a collection of individual resources such as CPU, memory, disks etc., and composed into workload execution units on demand, are an interesting new trend that can address the above challenges.
