The phrase "as demand develops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will change or evolve in response to the growth or changes in demand over time.
Example: "We will adjust our production schedule as demand develops to ensure we meet customer needs."
Alternatives: "as demand grows" or "as demand increases".
In the case of an employment structure like in eastern Germany, supply of FTEs in nursing professions would only be sufficient by the year 2025 (surplus of 24 000 FTEs in nursing professions) when demand develops as foreseen in the compression of morbidity scenario and the employment structure for all nursing professionals in the future resembled the East German structure in 2005.
It will be using the new funds to scale its infrastructure to meet demand, as well as developing new features for the product.
That is why UNICEF Romania, along with the National Anti-Drug Agency, UNODC and the Romanian Harm Reduction Network (RHRN) are advocating for "a legal framework to reduce drug supply and demand, as well as developing services for those who are the most affected by drug use", declared Edmond McLoughney, UNICEF Representative in Romania.
In recent months, a weaker dollar has made goods from the United States less expensive overseas, while exports have also climbed in price as demand rose in developing countries.
Over the past six months, investors have seen big deal making in the metals and mining industry, as demand in rapidly developing countries like China and India has driven up prices and made consolidation more attractive.
And future sales will be fueled by population growth in the United States as well as growing demand in developing markets.
The study objective was to explore the concept of Work Instability (a mismatch between an individual's abilities and job demands) in Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) and develop a Work Instability Scale specific to this population.
The price of phosphate ores has risen fivefold over the past decade as demand, particularly from the developing world, has grown steadily.
This type of reversal pattern, usually occurring after an extended decline, begins to develop as demand overcomes supply (vice versa for tops).
But at the same time you've got potential for disruptions due to supply crunches, as the demand from developing countries rises, and due to insufficient investment in new oil & gas supplies and infrastructure over the last 20 years.
