"standard demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a certain kind of request or requirement that is accepted as normal practice. For example, "The hotel had a standard demand for a deposit of 50% of the total cost of the stay."
Start with the premise that Twitter, because it has more than 500 million users, will confront mass appeal for its shares beyond the standard demand from mutual and pension funds.
The comparative analysis of the attitudes to syllabus design (product-oriented, process-oriented) and the Standard demand for competence approach encouraged authors to develop their own course "English for Master Degree Students in Economics (advanced level)" which has been successfully implemented in the Kazan State University, Institute of Economics and Finance.
This implies that, as in standard demand analysis, one of the goods in the three-good demand system may be left out.
Consumers with such configurations do not experience a variable effective price: their electricity price is always constant and determined by the import price of their standard demand tariff.
According to the FT story, the drafts of the standard demand reporting not only on issues such as greenhouse gas emissions, but "as well as the number of complaints handled by their compliance departments".
It said it would now work with the authorities to made further improvements to its US economic sanctions programme to reach the standard demanded by the DPA.
Such behaviour contravened an AAOIFI standard demanding that assets be bought back at market prices, in line with the sharia principle of risk-sharing.
The bond strength and the mass of volatiles of the design of coatings satisfy the technical standard demanded by the satellites in space.
"I firmly believe 2015 will be the year when British thriller writers step up to a standard demanded by readers and strike back against the Scandinavian and American deluge we've experienced over the past few years," says O'Reilly.
"We have a duty to challenge or report any behaviour by colleagues which is less than the high standard demanded by the service and Londoners themselves," he said in his address to staff.
He added: "We have a duty to challenge or report any behaviour by colleagues which is less than the high standard demanded by the service and Londoners themselves," he said.
