"demands put on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations where you want to convey the idea of someone being asked to take on a burden or responsibility. For example: "The demands put on teachers in this school are extraordinary."
Linfield manager Warren Feeney says he is 'disgusted' by the demands put on part-time players as his side prepare to play their second Premiership game in two days against Crusaders at Seaview on Monday night.
To illustrate the human body's ability to maintain a constant temperature regardless of the demands put on it, Jones recalls that in one experiment, a test subject on a treadmill ran the equivalent of a marathon in a chamber whose temperature was slowly raised from minus 45°C to 55°C: "The temperature of his body core deviated over the experiment by less than one degree".
David Barger, JetBlue's chief executive, endorsed that investment in trains, and Thella Bowens, chief executive of the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, said she sees trains as one of the only ways to ease the demands put on airports, which are short on both funding and any space to expand.
To the Editor: William Johnson underlined the contradictory nature of the demands put on teachers.
"There are more demands put on you when it is on the stage," he said.
"They had a political upbringing, they had demands put on them from a very early age.
By Ian Buruma February 11 , 2018The Human Pump, whose talent was to regurgitate objects on demand, put on a show that was mesmerizing in its rawness.
Nor has there been any serious demand put on the banks to use the hundreds of billions in federal funds they received to increase liquidity.
"The more demands I put on the players and the more they put on themselves, the more we will improve.
I questioned his decisions especially when I got a no and disliked the pressure and demands he put on me.
"They'll call their cable companies and demand it be put on".
