"raise the demand" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to increase or stimulate the need or desire for something. Example: The marketing campaign was successful in raising the demand for our new product.
But, absurdly, their impact is diminished because post-war debate among the political and media classes didn't raise the demand that both the Prime Minister and the security services explain why they jointly said that Iraq had chemical and biological weapons.
From the start, local farmers saw Mid-Missouri as a way to raise the demand for their corn, which until recently had been stuck at around $2 a bushel for the better part of four decades — not to mention the bite that inflation has taken from that price over all those years.
All these requirements raise the demand for a strong service backend with various technical functionalities.
The latter raise the demand for service adapters that are able to work with the backbone services of the data infrastructure (e.g. iRODS, NAGIOS, etc).
These data-intensive computing activities in many cases requires processing powers that raise the demand for High Performance Computing (HPC) resources.
Those issues raise the demand for smaller integration developments to get several pieces of the architecture together and are described in more detail in the subsequent paragraph.
The insufficiency of conventional drilling fluid formulations with a combination of hardly degradable hazardous chemicals as additives raise the demands of field-applicable innovative and environmentally friendly methods.
Most of the 21st century skills frameworks raise the demands of thinking ways for people (Ananiadou and Claro 2009; Burkhardt et al. 2003; P21 2015).
A) Economic growth increases the demand for imports, thereby raising the demand for foreign exchange.
C) Economic growth increases disposable income, thereby raising the demand for luxury items.
Computers have hugely increased the availability of information, raising the demand for those sharp enough to make sense of it.
