"keen demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a strong or intense request or desire for something. Example: The new product launch was met with keen demand from eager consumers, resulting in record-breaking sales within the first week.
Driving the increase in poaching is keen demand from Asian nations like Vietnam and China, where rapid economic growth has left many people better off, fostering a giant market for animal and plant products prized for their medicinal value or status-symbol appeal.
Safe-haven gold bullion was in keen demand on Monday, as investors lifted prices above the $370-per-ounce level for the first time in six years, ahead of the release of the U.N. Iraq weapons inspectors report.
One of Israelis' keenest demands is for their neighbours – adversaries – to acknowledge the ancient Jewish connection to the land, including the holy sites in Jerusalem.
Some may believe they can identify pornography at a glance, but violence places keener demands on our sensibilities.
These issues exceed the scope of our study, but do underscore the fact that improvements in management and leadership do not reside in the capacities of managers alone, but demand keen attention to the organisational contexts in which managers are embedded.
Siemens, with 440,000 employees to occupy Kleinfeld's attention, nevertheless demands keen focus on its global markets if it is to meet his sales-growth target of twice the world GDP (with no sacrifice of profitability).
This said, they were also keen to reduce demands on doctors' time and to direct callers to alternative dispositions or offer self-care advice and this entailed additional roles for the call-handlers' and led to some ambivalence about the CDSS: There's nothing that I can say that I think it is better than the way we were doing it, not at the moment.
Mining firms, straining to meet soaring demand, are keen to invest heavily in the region.
In the Bronx, demand is keen but inventory low, according to Joseph F. Limongelli, a broker at Better Homes Realty and president of the Bronx-Manhattan North Association of Realtors.
The pain of slumping foreign sales was amplified as firms anxious about future demand and keen to protect their cash reserves ran down stocks and cut spending on plant and machinery.
While Mostyn said they were keen to meet that demand, he said it was more important to allow manager Eddie Howe to add quality to his squad.
