"demographic label" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a term or category used to describe a particular group of people based on characteristics such as age, gender, race, income, education, etc. Example: The marketing team conducted research to identify the target audience for their new product and developed a demographic label of "young, urban professionals" to guide their advertising strategy.
And everyone knows the late-20th-century demographic labeled with the non-label generation X.
If we can't even get our demographic labels right, how can we fix what ails America?
In this case, the original intent — again — was to use demographic labels because they were deemed relevant.
Not the moms themselves — or their more rough-and-tumble companions from four years later, Nascar dads — but the narrow worldview that these demographic labels represent.
P-Orridge currently has a painting on exhibit at 80WSE, a show coming up at Invisible Exports with Sarah Sitkin, an exhibition on the influences of Nepal and Benin, West Africa on P-Orridge's works at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York slated for March 2016, and s/he just announced h/er collaboration with the much beloved non-gender, non-demographic label 69 Worldwide during NYFW.
While rap fans represent Rocawear's core demographic, the label couldn't meet Dash's expectations unless it expanded in scope.
These differences between the activists and other Democrats extend beyond demographics, political labels and levels of attention, covering nearly every issue of consequence in the national political debate.
In America, millennials constitute the majority of the voting age population and the workforce, and so are clearly an important demographic for streetwear labels to address.
Meditating on works of fiction such as Crosthwaite's El gran preténder (1992) and Laviera's AmeRican (1985), this article proposes bi-musicality (Hood 1960) as both a link between sociolinguistics and literary aesthetics and as a corrective challenge to the positivism of ethnic, demographic, and geographic labeling.
