"verbal demand" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a request or command that is spoken aloud, rather than written. Example: The customer made a verbal demand for a refund after receiving a damaged product.
"The physical and verbal demands of the role a lot of people would liken to an extraordinary training regime," Michael Greif, the play's director, explained.
We – and by "we" I mean my wife and child, because I'm one segment of a family unit these days (yeah, like the Human Centipede) – were visiting some friends whose kid is about 18 months older than ours, which means it can perform all sorts of tricks our one-year-old hasn't mastered yet – incredible feats like walking and issuing verbal demands.
Experiments 1 and 2 compared children with dyslexia and age-matched controls across the following stimulus response mapping conditions, designed to dissociate crossmodal and verbal demands: visual verbal, verbal verbal, visual visual, and verbal visual.
He was able to speak in simple sentences, showed severe delay in receptive speech, and was unable to react properly to verbal demands.
The Second-Order False Belief task designed by Bowler was also included, which has greater verbal demands than the combined false belief task.
Voice sanctions may encompass written or verbal demands made to and about service providers in one-on-one or group settings, public forums, or via public and social media.
A verbal volley demanding his support at the United Nations for military action on Iraq is coming from American officials.
The extent to which a task demands verbal or non-verbal processing may influence which neural regions underlie performance.
In this episode, the instructor's first suggestion, "reveal this property through this word problem context," demanded verbal reasoning.
The 25 tasks representing these dimensions vary with respect to difficulty levels and can be assigned to Bloom's (1956) taxonomy of educational objectives, which also guided our distinctions of more or less cognitively demanding verbal interactions.
