The phrase "a mixture of industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different sectors or types of work within a particular field or context.
Example: "The conference showcased a mixture of industry leaders, innovators, and researchers, all contributing to the future of technology."
Alternatives: "a blend of sectors" or "a combination of fields".
That plan called for a mixture of industry and entertainment, possibly a stadium, and limited use of the longer runway.
Mainly voted for by a mixture of industry figures and critics, with a handful of categories decided by members of the public, the Brit awards will this year take place on February 20.
(The Oliviers are decided upon by a mixture of industry professionals and a theater panel totaling in the region of 160, though not everyone necessarily votes in every category).
"We're also seeing lots of tech firms who are coming to work with designers so that the tech that they have can be put into really beautiful products and that's an exciting moment for us," Rush told the summit attendees, a mixture of industry insiders and enthusiasts from the tech, retail, marketing and fashion sectors.
The results imply that having a mixture of industry and civil sector activities in a region potentially flattens out the fluctuations in energy demand changes.
The finding that the compositional and the regional effects are relevant to energy demand changes shows that having a mixture of industry and civil sector businesses in a region, potentially flattens out the fluctuations in energy demand changes.
"What I realized along the way," he went on, "was that there actually was an ideology"—a mixture of causes, playing to the tech industry's appetite for highly trained experts, that he's taken to calling "the knowledge-economy agenda".
His new project draws in a mixture of space industry people, old and new.
Calvin L. Beale, a government demographer who was among the first to recognize the transformation of America's rural landscape from farms to a mixture of farms, industry and vacation homes, died on Tuesday in Washington.
An anaerobic sequencing batch biofilm reactor (AnSBBR) treating a mixture of dairy industry wastewater and biodiesel production wastewater (co-digestion of whey with glycerin) was applied to hydrogen production.
