The phrase 'negligible demand' is correct and usable in written English, and is often used to describe something that has very little or no demand.
For example, "A new product was released, but due to a lack of advertising, there was negligible demand for it."
The country's negligible demand for electricity renders such projects unprofitable except near large cities or industrial centres.
The group said negligible demand for whale meat in Japan had created a 4,455-ton 4,455-ton, adding that thistockpilecaddingould send anothat 1,800 this year frozen storage.
The Rama III line may yet be delayed by the negligible demand for new offices in the vast area that has been designated to become the "Wall Street of Bangkok".
This performance is remarkable as both China and India experienced negligible demand for IPR protection as recently as two decades ago.
The likelihood of a board pursuing a case against other directors is negligible if demand is required, so if the Delaware court rejects Calstrs' argument, it would probably terminate the derivative lawsuit.
Domestic timber production, however, supplies only a negligible fraction of demand.
As we have mentioned, even when the huge gain achieved is only a small fraction of the overall decoder, it cannot be considered negligible as the demand for diverse H-matrices storage of multiple communication protocols increases.
The throughput is similar for all configurations since no significant cryptographic operation is executed at the servers (only a negligible time is demanded to execute a query/march for the OR configuration).
Often obscured by the fanfare around the media megadeals is the gloomy backdrop: the slowing or negligible growth in the demand for movie tickets, recorded music, books, TV programming and even cable television service in the giant United States market.
Since the BayesRS model only uses very condensed information from the other population, the increase in memory demand is negligible, and the extra complexity of the model only slightly increases the CPU run time.
Smart watches, however, are still something for which there is negligible-to-no proven demand in the general consumer population, tech-head crowdfunders excepted.
