The phrase "attending demand for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a response to or fulfillment of demand, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company is focused on attending demand for innovative products, but the phrasing could be improved for clarity."
Alternatives: "responding to demand for" or "meeting demand for".
Education at schools of architecture must attend the demand for a new profile for architects, integrating and fostering corresponding SD competences through new learning methodologies, tools and concepts.
Composite wood concrete decks can attend a large demand for pedestrian bridges, as well as residential and commercial slabs in the Brazilian Amazon.
Composite wood concrete decks can attend a large demand for pedestrian and road bridges in rural areas, as well as residential and commercial slabs.
Thus, the use of these organic materials might contribute both to the reduction of expansive soluble fertilizers dependence, largely responsible for the rancher's resistance in fertilizing grazing areas (Boddey et al. 2004), and to attend the crescent demand for fertilizers from the organic sector of production.
This is especially true during outbreaks when dengue cases typically over saturates the capacity of all medical points-of-care, and results in shortage on the capacity to attend the regular demand for medical assistance causing major disruptions on the public health systems.
The data is then fed into a model that tries to minimize the gap between the number of individuals employed in medical services that attend to the demand for personnel in that occupation [ 53].
It is an industry that every time more and more needs special specifications, special ways of attending the demand in order to for example [remove] latency.
The opposition had been in the Saudi capital debating whether to attend, due to their demand for an end to airstrikes and sieges not having been met.
The study also concluded that by increasing Brazilian ethanol exports to attend the increasing international demand for low-carbon fuels, its trade partners will benefit from reduced CHG emissions.
Comparison of estimates of the real population with the utilisation of healthcare resources enables us to evaluate the consistency of these findings, as the greater the population to be attended, the greater the demand for healthcare.
