The phrase "awesome demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high level of interest or need for a product, service, or idea that is impressive or exciting.
Example: "The launch of the new smartphone generated an awesome demand, with pre-orders exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "incredible demand" or "amazing demand".
North America's burgeoning car market, a consequence of a booming economy, helped to offset poor performance in Europe and South America.Microsoft, the world's biggest software company, announced that third-quarter profits had leapt by 30% partly as a result of "awesome" demand for personal computers.
"We continue to create awesome demand," he crows.
The steps shone: Audience members left the performance talking about them (and their awesome demands) above all.
The Beethoven performance was perfectly competent, but the Turnage was utterly convincing, its roiling energy exploding off the stage, its awesome demands precisely realized.
Space travellers like Polyakov have to deal with not just with the drama and awesome demands of life in orbit, but the day-in, day-out monotony of everyday tasks carried out tens of miles above the Earth's surface and in absolute weightlessness.
Given how awesome on demand TV is, I don't see this kind of thing being very popular.
Pretty much all my favourite celebrity women have been described as divas – Diana Ross, Cher, Mary J Blige, Carey – because they're awesome and they demand their due respect (and kittens).
Hundreds of artists will be able to get into the action with brands who are increasingly demanding awesome digital content for their campaigns.
Netflix also launched an awesome free movie on demand product earlier this year (and are using much of their operating profits to fund it).
Up-to-the-minute New York cool demands a phat (awesome) outgoing answering-machine message.
It's an awesome, time-consuming job; it demands so much".
