The phrase "smaller demand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which there is a lower demand for something than previously seen. For example, "As the price of oil increased, there was a smaller demand for gasoline."
With the smaller demand for some recyclables, it costs towns more for disposal.
"However, I do think it's important more investment and research is put into a wider range of autonomous vehicles, including public transport vehicles and smaller, demand responsive shared vehicles, to highlight future opportunities that aren't car-focused".
A significant obstacle in the rise of legaltech has been the common conception of the legal industry as a traditional sector with a smaller demand for technological innovation.
Poachers seeking the horns killed 1004 rhinoceros in South Africa last year, and despite Vietnam's smaller demand this year, 787 of the animals have been killed as of 22 September.
"Comverge faces competition from smaller demand response providers, larger equipment providers to the utilities, as well as the possibility that utilities bring their demand response initiatives in-house, effectively cutting out Comverge as a service provider," says Horwitz.
Factors such as migration from private car to public transport should cause a reduction, but migration from train and bus, to private hire and smaller demand responsive buses will cause an increase.
Olympic timetables will require "minor changes" in transport workers' operating terms, says TfL but smaller demands than these have provoked strikes from the capital's pugnacious transport unions.
There is only a small demand for it, so companies are not developing new models".
For those building small, demand doesn't seem to be an issue.
In one example, Wegmans? supplier for organic carrots had such a small demand that they were very expensive to produce.
Somehow in his fuzzy state he is more hopeful and decides that the patience required of him is but a small demand.
