"demanding need" is a correct, usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a particular need that requires immediate and serious attention. For example, "The school has a demanding need for more qualified teachers."
This has been liked over 1000 times already without us sharing it, but it's worth sharing still "The NHS is being cut and reduced and broken down every day yet the ever demanding need of patients does not reduce, in fact it increases, as does the amount of paperwork to go with it," she wrote.
The recent development of miniature particle detectors stems from the demanding need to monitor/measure particles, especially nanoparticles, at the personal level for epidemiological studies or studies investigating the interaction among genes and environmental factors, including particulates.
Localization, it seems, requires a hands-on understanding of cultures, tastes, and marketing that puts the Pepsi products worldwide on something of a collision course with customers' increasingly demanding need for unique products, new flavors, and always changing brands and promotions.
Eleven percent of the care recipients were classified as having a minimal need of care (mean score 19 points), 39% as having a moderate need of care (mean score 27 points), 39% a recurrent and demanding need of care (mean score 39 points), and 11% as being totally or nearly dependent on receiving care (mean score 48 points).
The symbolic computation technology today can support topological and analytical reasoning that is the most demanding need in the analog IC design practice.
However, with the increasing number of parameters/constraints, there is even a more demanding need to develop automated methodologies to design/tune such networks.
High-resolution grating areas with none stitching error are in demanding needs but usually expensive and hard to prepare.
For example, this participant stopped seeking medical and social help while going through grief, depression, and the demanding needs of caring for her subsequent newborn baby.
All of a sudden, it's about me, me, me and whatever you're demanding needs to be met and now – in other words, we become children.
Is there already what economists would call demonstrable, latent demand or will demand need to be stimulated?
Supply and demand need to equilibrate.
