'demanding needs' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that requires a lot of attention or resources, such as the demand for medical equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. For example, "Hospitals around the world are struggling to meet the demanding needs of the pandemic."
The m100, with two megabytes of RAM, is aimed more at home users than at business executives or professionals with more demanding needs for personal digital assistants.
Ports on the front of the machine or from unpowered hubs, which are often used to temporarily connect low-powered devices like flash drives, may not have the speed or juice to handle hardware with more demanding needs.
A century after pathbreakers like Emma Goldman, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Ellen Key struggled to raise female consciousness, there is still no satisfactory answer to the question of how a woman dedicated to her own self-expression can fulfill the tradition-bound, justly demanding needs of her children when presented with a competitor for their love.
High-resolution grating areas with none stitching error are in demanding needs but usually expensive and hard to prepare.
Power management techniques must balance between the demanding needs for higher performance/throughput and the impact of aggressive power consumption and negative thermal effects.
The direct nanoparticle deposition (DND) technology is a new fiber manufacturing process, ideally suited for the demanding needs of advanced high-power fiber laser applications.
Is there already what economists would call demonstrable, latent demand or will demand need to be stimulated?
He's demanding and needs to be.
This method is, however, computationally demanding and needs greater marker densities.
And strong consumer demand needs a central bank response.
The rent demand needs to be served at the apartment and the nursing home.
