The phrase "dip in demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a decrease in the number of people or items wanting or desiring something, such as goods or services. For example: "After the holiday season, there was a dip in demand for new electronics."
The price hikes won't slow until the park sees a dip in demand, experts say.
"Well," he told the president, "we did notice a dip in demand at that point in time".
The league has cited unusual circumstances – most significantly the lockout which meant tickets went on sale far later than usual – when explaining the slight dip in demand.
The price of oil, after spiking at $100 a barrel, has lately pulled back, reflecting an expected dip in demand for energy.
The weakness last month reflected a 0.2percentt dip in demand for transportation goods as demand for commercial aircraft fell by 43.8percentthethe second big monthly decline.
Toyota is preparing for a prolonged dip in demand and has announced plans to suspend a production line in Japan for more than a year from next spring.
They have also capitalized on dips in demand to negotiate better prices from aircraft manufacturers.
Unlike the hotel industry, however, corporate-apartment companies are able to absorb such dips in demand because their contracts typically allow them to terminate leases after a negotiated minimum period.
MARKET OVERVIEW "We've noticed a dip in the demand for downtown condos," said Andrew Carros, a real estate agent with Sotheby's International Realty Canada's Vancouver office, "but it's a slight correction rather than a downturn".
Having been through other recessions since he started Atec in 1983, Mr. Lerman expected a corresponding dip in the demand for another service that his company offers: making preloan appraisals of the same assets for banks.
The economic recession in the late 2000s contributed to an initial dip in electricity demand, but as the economy improved, lighting and other energy-efficiency improvements continued to drive down household electricity use.
