The phrase "demand to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong request or requirement to submit an application for something, such as a job or program.
Example: "The organization has a strict policy that requires all candidates to demand to apply for the position through the official website."
Alternatives: "request to apply" or "insist on applying."
Also, common principles of causal decision theory advance standards of rationality that are too demanding to apply to humans.
It's taken well over a year for Google to shift its position but the search giant is finally buckling to European data protection regulators' demands to apply granted search delisting requests on the Google.com domain, as well as European subdomains as it currently does.
But in the aftermath of the coup, Erdogan has repeatedly called for parliament to consider his supporters' demands to apply the death penalty for the plotters.
On Sunday he told crowds of supporters, called to the streets by the government and by mosques across the country, that parliament must consider their demands to apply the death penalty for the plotters.
The technique with its advantages and opportunities might, however, be more demanding to apply compared to e.g. an LCP instrumentation.
Sensor technologies are more apt to be useful in the clinical setting because they are inexpensive and less technically demanding to apply and interpret.
Hence, MixP will be able to handle high density SNP chips such as the currently available bovine 500-800k SNP chips, whereas the MCMC based methods such as BayesB are computationally too demanding to apply to half a million or more SNP and many thousands of training records.
Advances in Tissue Engineering (TE) demand strategies to apply new biomaterials and processing technologies.
Indeed, we need a new way that does not force on-demand companies to apply Jiu-Jitsu to their business practices so as to avoid the 1099/W2 dichotomy.
