The phrase "augmented on demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is enhanced or increased as needed or requested, often in technology or service-related discussions.
Example: "The software features are augmented on demand to meet the specific needs of the users."
Alternatives: "enhanced as needed" or "expanded upon request."
The 57-pound bicycle features traditional pedal power, augmented on demand by a rear-hub-mounted electric motor.
The orchestra at his disposition consisted of the members of the court cappelle, three leaders, five singers and seven instrumentalists, augmented on demand by military musicians, town musicians and choristers from a gymnasium.
This induction of angiogenesis was augmented on treatment with tamoxifen.
While it might not be as accurate, Spotify could significantly reduce the need for users to also visit Pandora by augmenting its listening on demand service with a satisfactory personalized radio.
For example, applications such as video streaming and augmented reality demand very high communication rates for real-time communications.
This has been augmented by demands that Ed Miliband denounce his mayoral candidate.
Simulation learning has been trialled and advocated as adjunct training to augment the demands on clinical placements [ 4].
Stimulus spending doesn't augment aggregate demand unleashing our "animal spirits" towards growth.
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.
In Brazil, the intrinsic difficulties in implementing more efficient ways to teach physiology were recently augmented by new demands of the National Curriculum Guidelines for health professionals, and by ethical restrictions imposed on the use of experimental animals [ 16, 17].
Fantastec's goal is to engage sports fans through technology like video on demand, virtual reality, augmented reality and wearables.
