The phrase "propel demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, economics, or business strategies where the goal is to increase consumer interest or sales.
Example: "The new advertising campaign is designed to propel demand for our latest product line."
Alternatives: "drive demand" or "boost demand."
A three-year waiting list for slips at the dock may also propel demand for Mr. Maidan's project at Ferry Road, he added.
Growing interest in more eco-friendly planes, strong growth in new markets and the expansion of low-cost airlines in Asia will help propel demand over the two decades, Airbus said at a presentation near its headquarters in southwest France.
State government officials said they were still banking on these new laws to propel demand for 20,000 megawatts of renewable energy, the cornerstone of Mr. Brown's green jobs plan.
Still, the new realities of modern life are propelling demand for after-hours care.
It's what has propelled demand for LiDAR and, in turn, an array of startups to pop up and try to capture market share away from Velodyne, the long-time dominant leader in the space.
Global money will eventually flow into commodities, as the economic turnaround will propel the demand for material goods, benefiting commodity-heavy countries like Brazil, Russia and Canada.
Adult demand for orthodontics has grown considerably over the past 10 years propelling increased demand for Esthetic Orthodontics.
The South East has been enjoying the fastest growth of any region with a growth of 8.1 per cent, propelled by demand from London commuters.
Propelling this demand overall is the nation's ongoing shift away from a centralized electricity market — where hulking, fossil fuel-fired power plants send electrons across state borders via transmission lines — toward a network of localized and lower-carbon supplies, Saadeh said.
The upside of this enlarged expenditure is that, along with the dynamism of the emerging economies, it has served to propel vigorous global demand and growth.
Nevertheless, he joined a growing chorus of people calling for the elimination of individual actors' idiosyncrasies and the "dematerializing" of the stage and propelled these demands into public debate.
