The phrase "as demand accelerates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing market trends, economic conditions, or business strategies where demand for a product or service is increasing.
Example: "Companies are ramping up production as demand accelerates for electric vehicles."
Alternatives: "as demand increases" or "as demand rises".
If he deports illegal immigrants, he will reduce the size of the workforce, cutting the economy's supply capacity just as demand accelerates.
Texas Instruments, whose chips powered more than half the mobile phones sold last year, said yesterday that first-quarter sales would reach the high end of its forecasts as demand accelerates for cellphones with advanced features.
[C4.] Strong Sales for Texas Instruments Texas Instruments, whose chips powered more than half the mobile phones sold last year, said that first-quarter sales would reach the high end of its forecasts as demand accelerates for cellphones with advanced features.
With Singapore at the crossroads of world trade, growth will pick up as global demand accelerates.
Packed planes should help the world's airlines earn a $12.7 billion profit this year, as travel demand accelerates faster than the airlines add seats, according to a new prediction by a trade group.
We expect the company to deliver some of the best-in-class organic growth over the next few years, as institutional demand accelerates and the search for alpha rises.
These limits loom as demand is accelerating for computing capacity to make sense of a surge of new digital data from sensors, online commerce, social networks, video streams and corporate and government databases.
After 2015 he sees battery demand accelerating, especially as pure electrics take hold.
And even as demand for workers accelerates across the United States, employers must contend with the unflinching force of demography: a work force that is growing at its slowest pace in over a half-century, as baby boomers who joined the labor force from the 1960s to the 1980s now gradually age out of it.
Willbros Group, a specialty construction and engineering firm for the oil and gas industry, is experiencing booming business as demand for pipelines accelerates to take natural gas from the wellhead to the end consumer.
But as demand for lake frontage accelerated over the last decade, Grove morphed into a resort and second-home community.
