The phrase "and dropping demand for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in consumer interest or need for a particular product or service.
Example: "The company is facing challenges due to increasing competition and dropping demand for its flagship product."
Alternatives: "and declining demand for" or "and decreasing demand for".
In 1988 tribal dissidents ceased hostilities and dropped demands for autonomy in return for increased participation in state government.
Credit remains tight, manufacturing weakened, retail spending remains sluggish, while home prices continue to fall and commercial real estate market deteriorates due to dropping demand for office, industrial and retail space.
In just the same way that other commodities prices are dropping, demand for carbon allowances would decline during a recession and therefore prices would fall.
But the import data may not reveal as much about dropping demand for shark fin as it initially implies.
Within a few days, Mr. Kaczynski agreed to a plan for adopting the euro by 2012, and quietly dropped demands for a vote.
The rulings by a joint civilian-military tribunal came after prosecutors dropped demands for the death penalty, saying the defendants had only been following orders.
Over the summer, the officials compensated the parents if they signed individual papers agreeing to drop demands for investigations into shoddy school construction.
In the coalition talks Mr De Wever dropped demands for more devolution in favour of his economic agenda.Joining a coalition with him is still a huge gamble for the French-speaking liberals.
The alliance was announced after the ethnic Albanian Party of Democratic Prosperity bowed to intense pressure and dropped its demand for a government cease-fire.
In my first week as minister for finance I was visited by Jeroen Dijsselbloem, president of the Eurogroup (the eurozone finance ministers), who put a stark choice to me: accept the bailout's "logic" and drop any demands for debt restructuring or your loan agreement will "crash" – the unsaid repercussion being that Greece's banks would be boarded up.
