The phrase "demand amount" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific quantity or number that is being requested or required by someone or something. It is typically used in discussions relating to finance, sales, or business transactions. Example: The client's demand amount for the project was much higher than we anticipated, leading to negotiations for a higher budget.
To ensure the 90 days of SPR supply, the reserve amount is assumed to equal the demand amount.
The total embodied energy uses (EEUs) in final demand amount to 3318.69 Mtce, of which investment contributes 45.97% to the total.
If the demand amount is reduced to (D_{jt}^{text{a}}) as the marginal utility decreases, the market will also fall to a new equilibrium (E^{prime}).
The demand amount is calculated by indicators based on the petroleum self-sufficiency ratio, risk probability, and transportation distance (Martínez-Palou et al. 2011).
This is a variable that only has an impact on the selection choice but not on the demand (amount) of imports or exports.
Due to the limitation of data availability, this demand amount for each point is calculated based on data from 2012 when 270 million tonnes of imported crude oil were imported.
He said the Viacom demand amounts to "about a 35percentt increase for some channels," a figure Viacom executives said was nonsense.
Since no one thinks Germany will hit the target, Mr Stoiber's demand amounts to telling the chancellor to eat crow or go.
By the 21st century, hydroelectric power, its output unable to keep pace with increasing demand, amounted to less than 20 percent of the country's electricity production.
The Bank's demand amounted, they said, to an attempt to deindustrialise Mozambique; hundreds of workers would be thrown out of work.
This could meet the needs of 114 ha of agricultural land (ecofarm) on the basis of a mean demand amounting to 7 kg P/(ha*year).
