The phrase 'poor demand for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the lack of interest in something or to express a low level of demand for something. For example: "Due to the poor demand for luxury items, sales have decreased significantly."
Investors dismissed suggestions that poor demand for the bonds was linked to the election result.
Terracini believes poor demand for contemporary opera is "the same all over the world".
The issue wasn't poor demand for the curtains, pillows and other textiles being produced at the factory.
Last month Intel reported that its third-quarter net income fell 14.3 percent from a year earlier, to $3 billion, largely because of poor demand for PCs.
At Sears, which is controlled by the hedge fund manager Edward Lampert, poor demand for consumer electronic products took a toll on same-store sales.
But Sun, based in Santa Clara, Calif., continues to be hurt by poor demand for its high-end server computer equipment during a prolonged slump in corporate technology purchases and a strong push by lower-cost competitors.
In Israel's chronically unstable system of coalition governments, small parties that represent the religious and the poor demand handouts for their voters in return for propping up the government.
Poor demand is typically blamed for this problem, but the interaction of pension rules and unemployment insurance may also play an important role in this outcome.
The poor demand resulted in price cuts for various Windows RT products; in April 2013 the price of Dell's XPS 10 fell from US$450 US to $300, and Microsoft began offering free covers for its Surface tablet in some territories as a limited-time promotion itself a US$130 value for the Type Cover alone.
In poor countries, demand for clean water is increasing rapidly, just as industrialisation is threatening supplies.
European bank lending also remains weak because of poor consumer demand for borrowing.
