The phrase "a network of industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or group of interconnected businesses or sectors within a particular field.
Example: "The conference brought together a network of industry leaders to discuss the future of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "an industry network" or "a business network".
Students are offered the chance to grow a network of industry contacts through alumni and develop specialisms in areas such as global energy or sustainability.
In recent years, the government also established the National Animal Health Emergency Management System, a network of industry, state and federal veterinary groups and the Department of Agriculture.
We draw upon a network of industry experts with strong strategic, operating and boardroom experience to assist us in designing plans to unlock a company's value potential.
BF+DA's Venture Fellows work with in-house mentors and a network of industry masterminds in technology, marketing, fashion, business and more.
EdCast, the online and mobile platform for distributing educational content from a network of industry experts, has raised $16 million in its latest round of funding.
If they agree that the idea has potential, they use a network of industry contacts to clarify the idea and bring its possibilities to the attention of potential investors.
It is also the story of a dogged, mostly unseen campaign that included a small army of lobbyists in Washington and a network of industry-financed groups, which carried the drug makers' message to the public.
A network of industries through clustering builds integrated systems in which everything has its use.
The startups selected will receive mentorship, training, legal services, access to capital and a network of sports industry experts, among other benefits.
"This will provide our members and our club increased access to a huge amount of engineering resources and a national network of industry professionals," Smith said.
There is also a generous annual travel allowance enabling fellows to showcase their developments on the global stage, form a global network of industry peers, and bring the best of the world's expertise back to Britain.
