The phrase "related demand" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a demand that is connected or linked to another demand. Example: The increase in consumer spending on luxury goods is a direct result of the related demand for status symbols among the wealthy.
In some other studies, different attitudes have been found to influence individuals' travel behavior and related demand management strategies [14, 15, 16].
If a SC reduces its price in market k the related demand will be increased; also there are two types of customers who can be gained, switching and marginal customers.
Obviously, these criteria exclusively refer to the structure of educational systems, not to the complexity of content and related demand placed on learners or even skill outcomes.
Trade policy or consumer preference shocks affect CPO demand, supply, and as a consequence on the related demand for factors of production, land, labor, capital, and agrochemicals.
For example, Hausman notes a self-defeating tension between transsexual claims to have always been "the other sex" all along and the related demand for "sex-change" surgery (148).
Available orders: Those for which the price and delivery time have already been set; i.e., the related demand volumes are known; however, they are still preserving in the order pool, waiting to be produced.
Despite limited resources and a wide range of health related demands, influenza vaccine is delivered free of charge nationwide in Brazil since 1999 to the population at highest risk of severe disease outcomes [6], [7].
People who have more control over their work circumstances and fewer stress related demands of the job are healthier and often live longer than those in more stressful or riskier work and activities" [ 23].
Cultivation of the freshwater algae strain, Chlorella vulgaris, was modeled in a 1000-hectare (ha) virtual algae production facility, in which 500 ha are allocated for algae cultivation and 500 for infrastructure related demands.
In particular, it fails to relate demand for improved health care to the public's willingness to pay.
Index of demand related to demand points (customers), j = 1, 2, …, n.
