"capture the demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to attract or secure the interests or needs of a particular group or market. Example: The new advertising campaign was successful in capturing the demand of young adults by appealing to their desire for convenience and sustainability.
Bruce L. Claflin, 3Com's president and chief executive, said he believed there was latent demand for D.S.L. among consumers but that "the service providers are insufficiently able to capture the demand".
Looking at broadband demand, which does have a price, helped capture the demand for all the gains a user would get from using a faster form of Internet access.Caution is still warranted: our estimate of surplus will underestimate the gains to consumers of the Internet.
Businesses that capture the demand they create are on to something.
To this end, we firstly propose a hybrid demand model to capture the demand behaviors of both types of customers.
The improved reference point of travel time can capture the demand of reliable travel time from different travelers.
Finally, ( p_{text{gi}} ) is the price of public investment goods, ( {text{Ig}}_{text{u}} ), disaggregated by products using the coefficients ( b_{text{ikg}} ), which capture the demand of each product needed to product a unit of public capital good.
They also capture the demands of an increasingly vocal south: growth, jobs, infrastructure and, critically, better policy behaviour from richer countries on issues that go beyond official development assistance (ODA).
Accordingly, these research efforts have likely failed to fully capture the demands of Grand Slam tennis match-play, particularly in the men's game where matches can last >5 h.
The merger leads to a reduction in both complement prices, since the new firm captures the demand increase in the composite good when it lowers the other component's price.
From its phones and the Android variant that powers them to its ambitions in the smart home of the future, Xiaomi demonstrated its approach to capturing the demand for premium gadgets while costing less than industry leaders like Apple and Samsung.
This timetable consists of 75% of cyclic trains (securing the regularity of the service) and of 25% of non-cyclic trains (deployed as supplementary trains during the peak hours and capturing the demand fluctuation).
