"demand around" is not a valid phrase and should not be used in written English.
It is not an idiom that is part of the English language.
The massive blackout hit New Delhi and nine states (including Madhya and Uttar Pradesh), affected 370 million people, and forced 35.67 GW of load demand (around 18%% of the total load demand of India) to be taken offline.
Quarterbacks continued to be in demand around the league.
"Elderly disc jockeys aren't exactly in great demand around the country".
There has been huge demand around the world for Wednesday's edition, printed in an unprecedented run of three million copies.
"We will seamlessly integrate all supply and demand around the world," the section on global markets declares.
Our civil servants may come under fire at home, but their expertise is in demand around the world.
He is in demand around the world as a conference speaker and has been a guest host on the CNBC program "Squawk Box".
The Swiss champions value Salah highly, and would demand around £15m if they were to let one of their brightest talents leave the club.
The end of QE risks squeezing demand around the world.Recall the initial logic behind asset purchases: to boost demand in slumping rich economies.
"We've seen real meaningful demand around the world on the advertising side," David M. Zaslav, the chief executive of Discovery, told analysts last week.
