"demographic potential" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the potential of a population (demographic) to produce specific results. For example, "Due to its large and growing young adult demographic, the city has huge economic potential."
Thus, the demographic component indicates that there is an available demographic potential which is not properly exploited.
Governments have failed to harness this demographic potential for economic growth, but arguably those young adults drove Muslim radicalism, and now the Arab spring.
This regular rotation of fields resulted in high production per capita but had low demographic potential because in any given year most of the land lay fallow.
This fragmentation facilitated the expansion of the Christian states of the north, which, lacking the demographic potential to repopulate the lands they had succeeded in occupying, wisely annexed only those that they were capable of repopulating and garrisoning.
Nevertheless, the demographic potential for agriculture was probably always greater in the highlands than it was in the lowlands, and this was demonstrated in the more extensive urban developments in the former area.
Reaching the poor digitally is the only way to unlock the huge demographic potential of the country.
We used a 6-part questionnaire focusing on demographics, potential stressors, satisfaction with personal and professional life, self-efficacy, burnout as measured by the Maslach Burnout Inventory-Human Services Survey (MBI-HSS), and support from the spouse/partner and family.
Patient demographics, potential covariates, and outcome metrics were examined by univariate analysis using the Student t-test.
We evaluated the association between demographics, potential barriers to care, risk of perforation and risk of misdiagnosis using logistic regression.
They collected data on demographics, potential work exposures for health care workers and poultry workers, travel history, clinical presentations, admission and discharge dates, symptoms, signs, provisional diagnosis, outcome of the admitted patients, available laboratory investigations, chest radiogram and treatment.
Table 2 shows other information collected at different time points, including family demographics, potential confounders, physical assessments, and records of compliance and side effects.
