The phrase 'entertainment demand' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to what people request or seek out when they are looking for entertainment or leisure activities. For example, "The increasing entertainment demand has resulted in an uptick in movie ticket sales for this summer."
We discuss important implications for the design of entertainment content to maximize entertainment demand.
Our match fixed effects estimates of 8563 minute-by-minute observations from 80 men's singles matches between 2009 and 2014 show that both suspense and surprise are drivers of media entertainment demand.
By focusing on the means of transportation: ship, train, auto and plane, we are able to take families on a fast-paced circus ride that blends the entertainment demand of today's audiences with traditional circus performance.
Working in popular entertainment demands story, so that has become a very good discipline.
The project's red brick buildings use traditional designs to meet modern retail, office and entertainment demands.
Mr. Smith, who had publicly recused himself because his mentor, Mr. Flake, was a minor partner in Aqueduct Entertainment, demanded briefings from Senate staff on the bidding and advocated on behalf of Aqueduct Entertainment, the report added.
As much outrageous flair as this type of entertainment demands, Mr. Wootton remembers his Portsmouth, England, boyhood as "quite middle of the road," distilling it into three phrases: "Keep my head down.
"It's an industry that is exploding because of the entertainment demands of a growing middle class," said Dina Benadon, chief executive of Super 78, a Los Angeles creator of rides and experiences that has been hired by multiple Chinese developers.
Thus, no less than in French cinema and theater, where providers of intellectual fare feel besieged by the entertainment demands of the mass market, the French publishing world seems increasingly divided between literary and commercial publishing.
While rowdy and drunken fans are not a new problem at football games, a new low was reached last year at Giants Stadium, where some Jets fans, particularly around the Gate D entrance ramp, sought their own form of halftime entertainment: demanding that women lift their shirts.
At present, none of the local bars create an environment that is responsive to the entertainment demands of this core customer group.
