'demand concentrates' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use 'demand concentrates' to refer to specific high levels of demand for a particular product or service. For example, "With the launch of the new product, the company is experiencing an unprecedented level of demand concentrates from customers."
The more process contexts are served by the master process, the more demand concentrates on it.
The more process demand concentrates on the master process, the stronger are the experience curve effects and, consequently, the more the process costs lower over time.
For complete standardization, the process demand concentrates on the master process entirely, and the corresponding Gini coefficient is (G = 1) (if the master process fits all relevant process contexts).
The Treasury market was relatively steady, with demand concentrated in longer maturities after the Commerce Department reported the U.S. economy contracted by 6.2% in the fourth quarter, far higher than the initial report of a 3.8% retrenchment.
Ni's new style demanded concentrated viewing so that the larger and, in fact, more complex plays of ink could be perceived.
Fisher said that demand for concentrates in Colorado has been strong and continues to grow, though he thinks its strength may not make it widely appealing to all consumers.
Fisher said that demand for concentrates in Colorado has been strong and continues to grow, though he thinks its strength may not make it widely appealing to all consumers.
Supply is spread across both oceans, even as demand is concentrated in Asia.
UNLESS, he fails to note, the increased demand is concentrated in seasonal sectors that are attractive to teenage workers but not older workers.
The company also said its earnings would shrink further because of less demand for concentrate from bottlers in Japan, Germany and Eastern Europe, and some expect more bad news once the company completes its review of business in other areas, including India.
That is, the demand is concentrated in the weekend-days.
