The phrase "organic demand" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the natural and inherent demand for a product or service, as opposed to the demand that is artificially created by a company's marketing efforts. For example, "The organic demand for our products continues to increase, despite our lack of marketing efforts."
"So this added a layer of excessive demand on top of the usual organic demand".
Wouldn't organic demand be sufficient?
Their organic demand for audit services has not increased at the same rate that costs have.
Between organic demand growth in the CESR market and expansion into the access markets, it is estimated the company will be addressing a total available market potential of about $1.5B by 2012.
Vinasse contains a high level of organic matter, 120.2 ± 18.4 g O2/L of chemical organic demand (COD), and a 0.8 biodegradability index (BI).
And it turns out that grocery shopping, meal planning and cooking are considered chores by a good chunk of the population – and that any service which offers to free us up from them will receive a lot of organic demand.
Treatments for the two components of dissolved organic matter oxygen demand and hazardous are not compatible.
A comparison between the organic carbon demand and temporal profiles of hydrocarbons residual concentration allowed also to calculate the relative contribution of contaminants to carbon supply, in the range 5 32%.
At a meeting at the USDA on December 20th, organic advocates demanded more, such as compensation for farmers whose crops are contaminated.
These are people who think that a full understanding of the organic world demands the invocation of some force beyond nature, a force which is purposeful or at least purpose creating.
If we unite and work together to demand organic, protect organic and, as a result, protect our future.
