The phrase "increase consumer demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions aimed at boosting the desire for products or services among consumers.
Example: "The marketing campaign was designed to increase consumer demand for the new product line."
Alternatives: "boost consumer interest" or "enhance buyer demand."
Republicans insist the effort to increase consumer demand was ill-suited for a period of consumer retrenchment after the burst of the real estate bubble.
Although it could have been better targeted to low- and middle-income families, it will put money in people's pockets quickly and increase consumer demand.
The hope is that the Bush administration's recently passed tax cuts, which include rate reductions as well as immediate rebates for families that claim child tax credits, will increase consumer demand for the next six to nine months.
More importantly, the newly minted central bank debt, which amounts to more than $5tn£3tntn), is a weak policy that has failed to increase consumer demand and therefore has little effect on inflation.
The drink, to be introduced nationwide in January, is part of an effort to increase consumer demand for cranberries and to lift growers out of their worst economic slump in 50 years.
Analysts said the government had little room to maneuver, at least in terms of loosening fiscal policy, but there was some scope for negotiating a new I.M.F package.David Nemeth, a macroeconomist at ING Financial Markets in Budapest, said, "The new government will want to find ways to increase consumer demand but also ways to increase the country's competitiveness".
In addition to the traditional dishes prepared from Katsura-uri, alternative dishes using the fruit should be devised to increase consumer demands for the protection of the heirloom vegetable.
With Bay, Nortel can offer customers the ability to send voice, video and data over the Internet, driving costs down — all of which increase consumers' demand for bandwidth.
Good rainfall, the best in more than half a dozen years, has bolstered the agricultural sector, and that, in turn, has increased consumer demand and manufacturing.
This can range from a harvest being adversely affected by weather conditions to contamination increasing consumer demand for an alternative food.
The tactic was successful at increasing consumer demand, but it had a big political cost: many voters never noticed that they were getting a tax cut.
