"a construction industry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the collection of companies, workers, and materials involved in the building of structures such as houses, bridges, and roads. Example: The government is investing in infrastructure projects to stimulate growth in the construction industry.
That bureau now has a construction industry task force pursuing a wide range of possible wrongdoing.
But Eum Seung Sub, a construction industry analyst at Meritz Securities, was concerned.
A construction industry con vention ate an ice cream steam shovel.
Objectives: This paper presents the framework and protocol design for a construction industry risk management toolbox.
A construction industry study critical of proposed "antisprawl" regulations was quickly denounced as flawed yesterday by state officials.
John was a construction industry icon, legendary builder, mentor, friend, teacher, athlete, fierce competitor, jokester and renaissance man.
The newly launched ConstrucTech, a construction industry-first technology accelerator programme will give tech startups from all over the world an opportunity to play a role in improving the sector's productivity, sustainability and skills issues in areas such as data and smart materials.
Last September, it topped a construction-industry group's list of the most decrepit elevated roadways in the city.
That is the kind of thing Mr. Helene, a construction-industry salesman and the Northeast director of Skaters for Public Skateparks, a nonprofit group based in Portland.
The touches of the old are offset by the new; the theater will be the first in New York to meet the environmental standards of the United States Green Building Council, a construction-industry group, Mr. Durst said.
He had to fire his new deputy interior minister within hours of his appointment, because he is alleged to have past links with organised crime, and he had to withdraw the nomination as cabinet minister of Kalin Tiholov, due to Mr Tiholov's involvement in a construction-industry scandal.
