'provide demand' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You cannot use it in this form. A phrase such as “meet the demand” or “fulfill the demand” would be more appropriate. For example: The company is working hard to meet the demand for its products.
The solution, they said, was for the government to provide demand when the private sector would not.
Rexcorp has not yet approached a hotel operator, according to Mr. Frank, but he said the sports and entertainment venues would provide demand for hotel rooms.
Firms that provide demand response technology to large companies are unable to bid for Grid contracts lasting more than one year in the annual capacity market auction, because they do not fit the current criteria.
Demand Response (DR) is a Smart Grid technology aiming to provide demand regulation for dynamic pricing and ancillary services to the grid.
The energy trilemma, together with energy system liberalisation and development of smart grid technologies, are increasing interest in and the potential of distributed multi-energy systems (DMES), for instance from districts or communities, to provide demand response (DR).
After reducing the dimensionality of data, it is used for providing many services in smart cities; and its application to provide demand response (DR) services has been discussed in this paper.
Electic vehicles (EVs) show great potential to cope with the intermittency of renewable energy sources (RES) and provide demand side flexibility required by the smart grid.
We may share your aggregated and anonymous information in a variety of ways, including to publish trends about energy use and conservation, to help utilities provide demand-response services and to generally improve our system.
The complexity of the instruments used in X-ray astronomy, along with the abundance of data they could provide, demanded plans for managing, sharing, and archiving data.
Supply Division envisages to provide demand-driven advisory services, access to knowledge, and technical backstopping to UNICEF country offices, regional offices and other offices as required.
To address the two main purposes of the present study, two research questions were formulated: RQ1: Which modularity practices are currently used in long-term care provision in order to provide demand-based care?
