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"remain in demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is highly sought after or desired by others, and is expected to continue being so in the future. Example: "Despite the rise of new technologies, traditional cooking techniques and recipes continue to remain in demand among food enthusiasts."
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"With few tangible results coming from the finance ministers' meeting over the weekend and still little official indication that the Greek debt swap may go through, speculation remains high and bonds remain in demand".
He will remain in demand in US and European indie films.
And, the company notes, lockers for high school athletic facilities remain in demand.
Beckham is likely to remain in demand as a lobbyist for major sports events to be held in the UK.
Illustrators were kept busy, particularly Jean Zallinger, whose carefully observed, accurate illustrations, from butterflies to blue whales, remain in demand.
More ornate, traditional styles that remain in demand include Kashan and Tabriz, named for the cities where they are made.
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Nonetheless, he remained in demand in recent years for Brecht-related conferences and events.
The sales deficit came mostly from sandals and canvasses, while boots remained in demand".
He organised workshops and larger percussion ensembles, while remaining in demand for social functions.
Mac remained in demand as a narrator for adventure documentaries into the 2000s.
The move proved as ill-fated as Watford's brief stay in the top flight, but Hoskins remained in demand.
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