The phrase "assessing demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to market research, business analysis, or any situation where understanding the need for a product or service is important.
Example: "The marketing team is currently assessing demand for the new product line to determine the best launch strategy."
Alternatives: "evaluating demand" or "analyzing demand".
By assessing demand and capacity in the temperature domain, the thermal and the structural problems can be treated separately to improve the efficiency of the probabilistic analysis.
Thus, in order to model domestic demand profiles with high temporal resolution, for example, in the context of designing and assessing demand side management systems (including the time-shifting of demand), it is of great benefit to take account of residents' behaviour in terms of when they are likely to be using household appliances, lighting and heating.
The business model depends on Clearbanc accurately assessing demand for the products for which it's funding ad buys.
ReturnBase, a year-old, California-based startup, is setting out to tackle this "operational nightmare" for retailers through a platform that allegedly makes selling and pricing more efficient, from assessing demand, to photographing goods, to inspections.
While assessing demand does not ensure success we will see how to mitigate other risks in the weeks to come failing to preemptively assess risk is, more often than not, fatal.
More recently, Camargo et al. used a formula for assessing demand for emergency physicians in the USA which assumed that at least one EP should be present 24/7 in each ED.
To guide vaccine policy decisions, we conducted a survey of laboratory workers to assess demand for HPAI vaccination.
What this has shown is that demand for access at these times varies considerably, according to the demographics of the populations concerned; some GPs think that if you assess demand carefully, almost all of it can be met within normal weekday hours.
In the absence of observed prices and quantities demanded, stated preference methods such as the contingent valuation methods (CVM) or choice experiments are used to assess demand (Diamond and Hausman 1994; Blumenschein et al. 2008).
Samsung's pre-earnings filings are brief and don't contain detailed information about the performance of its business units, thus we can't assess demand for its high-end phones — which include the Note 9 — in the quarter that Apple unveiled its newest iPhones.
A more fundamental problem is that the inventors don't have a good way to assess demand.
