The phrase "a given sector of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area or division within a larger context, such as an industry, market, or field of study.
Example: "In a given sector of the economy, innovation plays a crucial role in driving growth."
Alternatives: "a specific area of" or "a particular segment of".
Data can be written to or read from a given sector of the card, or the file system on the card can be used for more sophisticated applications.
Professor Lamberth has proposed local sampling, whereby enumerators sitting in stationary cars or standing on street corners would guess the racial and ethnic breakdown of the commuter population in a given sector of the highway at various times of the day and night.
This transformation is often done based solely on expert judgement for a given sector of an energy model.
Entrepreneurial structures are very often specialized in a given sector of activity, particularly through their small size and poor amount of resources.
Each point p j belonging to B σ r + 1 f is then associated to a given sector of the polar grid by mapping p j on the plane P f.
One of the most unacceptable facts and common complaints is the lack of prior notification to the consumers when water supply is disrupted in a given sector of the city.
An alliance is considered as part of a given sector if one of the collaborating firms has a matching SIC code.
The framework which they developed is especially useful for analyzing a given sector's allocation of a predetermined aggregate among competing alternatives; when dealing with the household sector most applications (including their own) have specified wealth as a predetermined aggregate which, in turn, was allocated to various assets and liabilities.
The EXPY index is calculated as the weighted average of the PRODY index of each component of the basket of a given sector.
The adoption of such a framework is justified by the fact that, different from the standard gravity framework, this version accounts for the effect that the import of parts and components of a given sector from a given supplier have on the Latin American intra-bloc exports.
The researchers used a proportional sampling method in sourcing participants from each employment type (sector), meaning that the number of participants from a given sector was proportionate to the number of HWs working in that sector.
