"deferred demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where there is a delay in fulfilling a demand for a certain product or service. Example: The company's decision to release their new smartphone in limited quantities resulted in a huge deferred demand, with customers eagerly waiting for the next batch to be available.
"The continued momentum suggests that deferred demand is still keeping the auto industry's mini sales bubble afloat".
In the near-term outlook, since the reasons for higher gold prices do not seem to have diminished, there could be some deferred demand in its most robust markets: India, China and the Middle East.
Property firm Savills said it expected "deferred demand" for expensive homes to come back into the market, but said that stamp duty changes in 2014 meant that while activity might increase in prime London markets, prices were unlikely to take off.
"We expect much of the deferred demand from the pre-election period to flow back into the prime market over the remainder of 2015 and 2016, particularly given that the spectre of a mansion tax is now removed from the market," he said.
And thanks to the deferred demand and careful economic management of the war years, peacetime conversion brought not a recession but a boom.
It is because of the growing national consensus about the scarring effect of removal on children, even if only temporarily, that federal law — to which all state law must defer — demands that children be removed only if "reasonable efforts" to keep them at home have been made.
On the other hand, excess supply may have been secured if elastic demand is deferred in real time, or (often intermittent and confidently predictable only in the short-term) renewable supply is employed.
"The concern that I have is that if the efforts to boost demand are deferred for too long, there is a risk that the headwinds get stronger, and what I think Europe needs is more tailwinds in the economy," he cautioned.
On the one hand, they deferred to parents' matchmaking demands, while on the other hand, they sought to negotiate the choice of a specific partner.
"New Tension Over Taiwan" (editorial, Feb. 23) calls for Beijing to defer indefinitely its demand for the return of its island province.
Two of the people noted that prosecutors were more likely to seek a deferred prosecution agreement than to demand a guilty plea.
