The phrase "a developing sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an industry or area that is in the process of growth or expansion.
Example: "The renewable energy market is a developing sector that shows great potential for investment."
Alternatives: "an emerging industry" or "a growing field".
Environmental health was also a rapidly developing sector, both as a part of occupational health and as a part of the development of overall environmental legislation and administration, particularly in the 1980s.
A special focus is put on sustainability assessments of scenarios in the Information and communication technology (ICT) sector, seen as an example of a rapidly developing sector.
Power generation from tidal currents is currently a fast developing sector of the renewable energy industry.
But it is certainly worth remembering that telecommunications is a fast developing sector dealing with the rapidly evolving world of digital.
The report recommended that all jurisdictions should support men's behaviour change programs as a fully funded and properly developed sector, and that contact with courts or correction systems should be used as an opportunity to connect offenders with alcohol and mental health treatment programs.
Ohio has a developing technology sector and is home to over 28,000 employers that employ nearly 820,000 people; its rate of technology operations is 14% higher than the US average.
This study investigated methods to estimate lactation yield more accurately in a developing dairy sector where resources for data collection and progeny-testing are limited.
In their study of a developing biofuels sector based on Jatropha in Tanzania, van Eijck and Romijn (2008) recommend the development of policies to enhance the participation and capabilities of local communities in rural energy projects to ensure that sufficient attention is paid to their needs and preferences.
It has some oil and gas and a developing gold mining sector, but relies on imports for most of its energy needs.
Belo Horizonte is known nationally as a strategic leader in Brazil's economy and a major regional centre of commerce, with a developed industrial sector.
