The phrase "a complex industry that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific industry that has multiple intricate components or challenges.
Example: "The technology sector is a complex industry that requires constant innovation and adaptation to changing market demands."
Alternatives: "a multifaceted industry that" or "an intricate industry that".
When doctors go into private practice, they learn about profits and losses on the job, in a complex industry that is subject to large-scale forces beyond the control of most individuals.
"Agriculture is a complex industry that can have so many different variables.
I'd probably agree with that, but that doesn't mean that regulators shouldn't at least try to "co-evolve" with a complex industry that is itself in a state of constant evolution.
Our recommendations are based in identifying the productive capabilities embedded within the current productive structure of Chiapas four largest urban agglomerations, and leveraging on them to board on different potential, more complex industries that use a similar base of knowledge.
To accomplish this, health care organizations have looked to lessons learned much earlier by other complex industries that also balance productivity and safety, such as aviation, air traffic control, and nuclear power.
But the kind of privatization represented by the gun-toting Iraq war contractors has created what she called "a live war military-industrial complex" — that is, an industry that depends for its profits, even its existence, on hot wars, wars that kill people.
"We brought transparency and automation to an industry that has a complex approach to compensation in that equity plays a significant role" says DiPietro.
There is a profound obsession with objects created from the industrial processing of complex carbon-chain polymers – plastics – an industry that was a key factor in heavily increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Helping to speed up the cycles of innovation by enabling startups to promote their business and connect with investors and customers is an important mission any way you slice it, but it has even more relevance in an industry that is rife with complex and user-un-friendly systems, legacy vendors and bloated incumbents.
Second, that GE had a technology advantage in complex industries, and that its technologies could be shared across its businesses.
CBW is an aqueous and complex effluent of the cork industry that presents an acid pH (5.8) and organic potential of 6.5 kg COD m-3, mainly in soluble form (soluble COD = 6.2 kg m-3).
