The phrase "demand will decrease" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It indicates a future decrease in the demand for a particular product or service. Example: Due to the current economic downturn, experts predict that demand will decrease for luxury goods in the coming months.
The scale of Boehner's demands will decrease as he feels more intense pressure from the unpopularity of the shutdown and from the potentially catastrophic economic consequences of defaulting.
Since the increase of net worth ratio decreases present household's wealth, both deposits and currency demands will decrease.
Put another way, unless the resulting productivity increases are matched by at least a proportional increase in aggregate demand, employment will decrease.
Moreover, energy demand for heating will decrease, and less people will suffer from cold-related illnesses.
For these low income households, on average, if the price of electricity rises by 1percentthanhan the average demand for electricity will decrease by 1.24percentt.
What this means is that on average, when the price of electricity rises 1percentthethe demand for electricity will decrease by 0.87percentt.
If the work increase with the same thermal demand, the COP will decrease, indicating a poor energy efficiency: {text{COP}} = {raise0.7exhbox{$Q$} !mathord{left/ {vphantom {Q W}}right.kern-0pt} !loW$r0.7exhbox{$W$}}.
Investing in a 36 month reserved instance before a period of recession is likely to result in a loss, as demand for these will decrease and the upfront cost not repaid--this explains the high threshold.
However, just as for doctors, demand for them will decrease with a declining population in long term.
However, it should be observed that the demand of active power will decrease when the voltage sags.
