The phrase "as increased demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a situation or condition that is occurring due to a rise in demand for a product or service.
Example: "The company is expanding its production capacity as increased demand for its products continues to grow."
Alternatives: "due to rising demand" or "in response to heightened demand."
Rupert Jones Rising house prices and a shortage of social housing have pushed up rents across the UK as increased demand allows landlords to ask people to pay more for a roof over their heads.
All Nippon Airways, Japan's No. 2 airline after JAL, said it would beat its full-year sales target by up to 30 billion yen ($223 million) as increased demand for domestic flights offset a downturn in overseas travel.
Overall mining and oil companies gave an early boost to the market as commodity prices strengthened following buoyant trade figures from China, which showed a huge rise in exports as well as increased demand for oil and base metals.
He said that with just a little bit of help from the economy, as well as increased demand for desktop replacement machines, Apple will perform well when the new computers based on the G5 chip begin selling.
Historically, more energy has always meant more income, and more income has meant more consumption, and more consumption has meant more energy in every form — as well as increased demand for a rapidly expanding list of environmentally destructive possessions, including, eventually, the ultimate modern consumer good, the automobile.
Avon Products said on Wednesday that quarterly profit more than doubled, beating estimates and sending its shares to a three-year high, as increased demand for its products in Europe and Latin America offset slower sales growth in the United States.
The costs of emergency care, inpatient and intensive care provision, as well as increased demands on nursing and physician time, are all consequences of neutropenic sepsis.
The shrinking of the Hamoun wetlands has been attributed both to severe drought across the region as well as increasing demand of water resources.
Japan's trade surplus shrank more than expected in June as increasing demand for steel and rising oil prices caused a surge in imports.
The driver of that growth will come from both falling prices of handsets and services as well as increasing demand for communications and entertainment.
"We're seeing strong order input from our customers in demand for 3G CDMA 2000 1X chips, as well as increasing demand for our chips destined for the growing China market," Qualcomm Chairman Irwin Jacobs Irwin Jacobs said in a statement.
