The phrase "are demanding the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing that multiple parties are requesting or requiring identical things or conditions.
Example: "The two organizations are demanding the same level of transparency in the negotiations."
Alternatives: "are requesting the same" or "are asking for the same".
Now they are demanding the same professionalism from the conference too.
These amateurs are demanding the same level of service, but their desire does not always match their ability.
In particular, iPhone users are demanding the same level of accuracy and reliability offered by the company whose explicit mission is to categorize the worlds' data (maps included!).
As consumers grow accustomed to ever-more sophisticated cellphones and computers, they are demanding the same level of performance from similar equipment in their cars and trucks, analysts say.
These brands have ushered in the "now" mentality, and customers are demanding the same level of service and convenience across all other industries.
For the first time, diplomats here say, all were demanding the same steps against violence.
Now the same set of religi-pols is demanding the same domination of the party on cultural issues as their price for delivering their legions to George W. Bush.
He warned that the government needed to develop a trade strategy that would reassure businesses that would increasingly be demanding the same treatment promised to Nissan.
Mitch Mandich, head of worldwide sales for Apple, said that only a "very small percentage of customers" were demanding the same price.
In what would be a symbolic change bitterly opposed by the Tories, who have 166 MPs compared with the Lib Dems' 52, the party is demanding the same rights as the "official" opposition.
The Northern Ireland striker beat Hart for a second time from the spot, which led to the home fans telling Moyes he would be sacked in the morning at the same time as the away end was demanding the same fate for the West Ham board.
