"pose demands" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express that someone is making strong requests which must be taken seriously. For example, "The union posed a series of demands to the employer in order to secure a higher rate of pay for its members."
Monitoring, assessment and prediction of environmental risks that chemicals pose demand rapid and accurate diagnostic assays.
However, since usually some of their parameters are not known, these models pose demanding parameter estimation problems.
But it poses demands that American actors known for their freewheeling spontaneity can't always meet.
If a democratic Syria posed demands for the return of the Golan Heights, however, then Western acceptance of the status quo might crumble.
The deployment of sophisticated telecommunication services poses demanding design and implementation challenges to the underlying infrastructure.
An underlying premise adopted by this meta-aggregative development group was that regardless of the type of evidence being synthesised, systematic reviews should be conducted in the same fashion, regardless of the type of evidence the question posed demanded.
There were limited instances where respondents' learning was not influenced by task demands, even though they perceived different assessment tasks to pose different demands.
How reassuring.And how gratifying to be able to seek refuge in Beckett's actual plays, few of which pose greater demands than the 1957 "Endgame".
"Social management and society building pose new demands for surveillance and control systems," Uniview says in its promotional materials, which include an interview with Zhang Pengguo, the company's chief executive.
This electrode granularity does not pose difficult demands on the lithography and the fabrication technology.
