The phrase "associated demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing demand that is linked or related to a particular factor, product, or service.
Example: "The associated demand for electric vehicles has increased significantly due to rising fuel prices."
Alternatives: "related demand" or "connected demand".
In the second model, each client has an associated demand in addition to its profit.
Firms in the oil products sector often have a very large number of individual customers, each with an associated demand.
The importance of test automation in web engineering comes from the widespread use of web applications and the associated demand for code quality.
One of the main drivers for this is that today's hyper-connected businesses are now at breaking point, struggling to meet the security needs and associated demand from their workforce to extend data out to these new access points, or even to define where exactly the edge is.
Given the expected rise in prevalence of knee OA and the associated demand for treatment, there is a need for models of care that cost-effectively extend PT services for patients with this condition.
To account for assortment decisions and to thoroughly compute the associated demand function, we apply the following heuristic: Step 1 Ignore OOA substitution by setting (d_i^{OOA}(bar{k})=0) in Eq. (12) and solve the MIP as introduced in Eqs.
The considered electric utility consists of generation facilities, along with a retailer part, which is responsible for supplying associated demands.
So, an ISO may need to detect persistent demand-attestation 'biases' over time and let that trigger associated demand-side penalties or reservation costs.
Second, although speculative, it is also possible that the increased susceptibility among males is related to the fact that males place higher demands on one-carbon metabolism due to their greater muscle mass and associated demands for creatine formation and resultant higher tHcys (Brattstrom et al. 1994).
Some police officers don't even associate demanding bribes with corruption; rather, they consider it their right as underpaid government employees dealing with the soaring cost of living in a war economy.
Often uncertainties may be associated with demand and relevant costs.
