The phrase "augment demand for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of increasing or enhancing the demand for a product, service, or idea.
Example: "The marketing campaign aims to augment demand for the new smartphone model."
Alternatives: "increase demand for" or "boost demand for".
Regardless of the poor science, carbon emission's quest for the Holy Grail will augment demand for monitoring, calibrating controlling industrial processes, very analog chip-rich applications.
According to artificial intelligence expert and MIT professor David Autor, "Journalists and expert commentators overstate the extent of machine substitution for human labor and ignore the strong complementarities that increase productivity, raise earnings, and augment demand for skilled labor.
When conservation capital is water augmenting, demand for capital is decreasing in the price of water and in the likelihood of restrictions being applied.
Mortgage rates — some of which have slipped below 7% — are augmenting the already strong demand for housing.
Simulation learning has been trialled and advocated as adjunct training to augment the demands on clinical placements [ 4].
For example, applications such as video streaming and augmented reality demand very high communication rates for real-time communications.
Explosion of biometric-based cryptographic applications (see e.g. [1 12]) in the recent decade has abruptly augmented the demand of stable binary strings for identity representation.
The generic nature of cloud computing allows resources to be purchased on-demand, especially to augment local resources for specific large or time-critical tasks.
The 57-pound bicycle features traditional pedal power, augmented on demand by a rear-hub-mounted electric motor.
In effect, Keynes's speculative demand for money is augmented.
SmartSpecs enhance the visual appearance of everyday objects to augment vision for partially sighted people.
