"demanding users" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe people who require a high level of service or quality in a product, service, or experience. For example, "Software developers must keep up with the needs of their demanding users."
If they can satisfy such demanding users, lead-acid batteries with a dash of carbon could be ready to lead a new charge.
By hard-wiring the process into the computer itself, and demanding users verify that are actually watching the ads, Apple may be able to ensure they're supplying advertisers with attention rather than just screen space.
To serve more demanding users it had in 1997 bought Tandem, a maker of "fault-tolerant" servers that run such critical operations as Nasdaq's trading system and airline-booking networks.
Perfect for most demanding users who look for the best in entertainment.
The main reason to use the concept of BBW with the FFR scheme is to dynamically allocate the extra bands to more demanding users.
The reasons are: misunderstanding of AT, unfitting devices to the personal needs of very demanding users, low adaptive performances of AT to worsening disabilities.
Since user attention is a valuable resource, task automation must behave in a considerate manner demanding user attention only when it is required.
That said, more physically demanding User Interfaces – touch and gesture – have the potential to turn that world upside down.
However, the high cost, reliance on ionizing radiation, and demanding user-dependent processing of such modalities limit their clinical utility.
Although America outlaws both supply (websites) and, occasionally, demand (users)—and even threw one website owner in prison enforcement remains almost impossible.
However, in keeping with the sophistication of Al Qaeda's previous media operations, the sites and forums demand user names and passwords from visitors.
