"demand trend" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to the amount of a product/service demanded over a period of time, usually measured in relation to a particular industry or market. For example, "The tech industry is currently experiencing a rapid demand trend, with many products rapidly selling out of stock."
This paper proposes a new demand modeling technique, Demand Trend Mining (DTM), for Predictive Life Cycle Design.
This designing philosophy is really not an appropriate way as the demand trend for higher speed system in the future.
The apparent slowdown in database license growth reflects a shift in Oracle's sales model, not a longterm demand trend, Mr. Henley said.
The scenario design only in terms of the GDP is sufficient for illustrating energy demand trend in China to be understood in a way by most of the people.
It is evident that to improve the available designing standard, a sustainable investigation on localized parameters such as the electricity demand trend, the peak and off-peak hours, the climate change profiles, the electricity tariff rate and the system setup costs are still required.
Furthermore, current market conditions belie the longer term LCD demand trend, which I view as positive.
"Look at just how favourable demand trends are for wine," he says.
They require fresh, proprietary insight into customer needs, demand trends, market structure, competitive dynamics, technology trends, and other market variables.
Additional conference sessions will focus on real estate capital markets, supply and demand trends, and the direction of public Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).
Much attention is devoted to high-caliber education and research and for good reason, but demand trends suggest that human factors may be more essential than normally assumed.
"We are seeing improvement in underlying demand trends in a number of areas," said Brian T. Gladden, Dell's chief financial officer, during a conference call.
