The phrase "demand to use" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when talking about a request or requirement made by someone to use something. Example: The teacher demanded to use the latest technology in the classroom for better student engagement.
The end result is that physicians can "induce demand," to use economic parlance.
It is toxic in nature and harmful to the environment, thus it is in high demand to use green reductants for RGO synthesis.
"A customer will not have the right to demand to use their mobile," a spokesperson for the Commission cautions (emphasis theirs).
The rapid growth of the Internet and increased demand to use the Internet for time-sensitive voice and video applications necessitate the design and utilization of effective congestion control algorithms, especially for new architectures, such as differentiated services (Diff-Serv).
However, as Smarterer is seeing a growing demand to use its platform to validate credentials for professionals, it will likely be rolling out fees for this service in the coming months.
In what is being billed as a first outside of the traditional Pay TV window, Amazon-owned Lovefilm has signed a streaming deal with Disney that covers both subscription-based streaming and pay-per-view digital rentals or 'Transactional Video on Demand' to use the correct industry term.
The officer came back 30 minutes later, Mr. Fernandez said, again demanding to use the telephone.
Growing numbers of employees are now demanding to use their own phones and tablets at work.
They insisted on serving wine in extremely fine crystal; sometimes he demanded to use a jelly jar, prophylactically.
If 10percentt understood what's happening, the government would be deluged with demands to use acceptable accounting practices.
The soldier appeared alternately friendly and hostile, handling electronic equipment and demanding to use a satellite phone to call a relative in Iran.
