"pace of demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when talking about the rate at which people are demanding something. Example: "The pace of demand for the new product has increased steadily since its launch."
The staff is made up entirely of Mr. Cheng's family, whose desire to please is evident even when the pace of demand outstrips the speed of sushi supply.
Wholesalers had enough supplies in June to last 1.15 months at the current pace of demand, up from 1.13 months in May.
"The modest rebound in mortgage approvals in June adds weight to the notion that the slowdown will prove temporary, though the underlying pace of demand remains unclear," said Gardner.
But the disaster lurking in GM's shrinking business has been camouflaged for years by the pace of demand overall.
"Following a series of checks, we believe that fiscal fourth-quarter demand for Dell has tracked generally in-line with expectations, and that the pace of demand remains solid across the board into the month of January," Prudential said.
Dr Brian Keighley, chairman of the BMA in Scotland, said: "Doctors report that they are facing relentless pressure in their day-to-day work just to keep up with the pace of demand and meet targets whilst maintaining the quality of care they believe their patients deserve.
Increased complexity and rapid pace of change demand more from people responsible for regional development at various levels of activity.
This was because of the relative cheapness of coal and the pace of energy demand growth in Asia, he said.
The pace of consumer demand has elevated the concerns of Federal Reserve policy makers, who have raised interest rates five times since June to keep inflation from accelerating.
Germany's anemic pace of domestic demand growth and dependence on exports have hampered rebalancing at a time when many other euro-area countries have been under severe pressure to curb demand and compress imports in order to promote adjustment.
Yet Germany was a focus of particular — and unusual — scolding from the Obama administration, which said that Berlin's "anemic pace of domestic demand growth and dependence on exports have hampered rebalancing" and hurt its ailing European Union partners.
