"express demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use it when describing a situation in which someone is making a request that is very clear and direct, and leaves no room for misinterpretation. For example: "The letter was filled with emotion as he expressed his demand for justice."
Even as stock prices ticked higher, investors continued to express demand for government debt in auctions.
Patients also play a role in the pharmaceutical market, although this is limited because physicians usually express demand for drugs on their behalf.
Our survey did not cover how these skills and capacities were or could be obtained, but we would expect that farm operators will increasingly express demand for corresponding learning opportunities and specialized services in these areas.
Thus, even when some populations are able to exert pressure and express demand for improved services, there is no guarantee that their interests are representative of a broader vulnerable public, or that the responses they elicit from the agencies responsible for service provision will address broader needs.
"demand" means the express demand of the United States which led to the adversary adjudication, but shall not include a recitation of the maximum statutory penalty (i) in the complaint, or (ii) elsewhere when accompanied by an express demand for a lesser amount.
* Network falsely includes super-delegates in delegate count, against the express demand of the Democratic National Committee.
Will there be any changes then?" The journalist Thomas Frank excoriated Occupy for its self-obsession, its refusal to express demands, comparing its minimal achievements with those of the Tea Party.
Clients express demands by creating hormones that will be released to the network.
Whether or not this type of mechanism is effective depends on the size of the cost investors incur when they express demands, initiate protests, or organize appeals (any method by which they try to protect their legal rights).
They also noticed that some residents could verbally express demands for religious activities, such as prayer and singing hymns.
They also have their first crude instrument for expressing demand.
