The phrase "a new sector for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction or establishment of a new area of activity, industry, or market.
Example: "The company is exploring a new sector for renewable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "an emerging field for" or "a fresh domain for".
But I can also imagine a new sector coming for other reasons.
For many, the launch of Apple's new watch, announced this week with impeccable timing to coincide with the global fashion weeks, will mark an important turning point for fashion tech, a new sector with huge potential for growth.
In this paper, the nonlinear scheduled anti-windup approach of Zaccarian and Teel (2004) is revisited in light of a new sector condition which allows for more general results.
The device, which is expected to be out in February and cost $349, could display book-video hybrids and "open up a whole new sector for publishing," said Priscilla Lu, the company's chief executive.
We'll be looking at job seeking as a mature graduate, getting your foot on the ladder in a new sector and where you can go for careers advice.
Forecasting is not a new sector – but lokad provides low-cost forecasting for smaller companies.
The importance of assisting ailing regions to revive with new sectors for economic growth has been supplemented by the development of city "hubs".
Online retailer Amazon keeps disrupting industry sectors as diverse and huge as health insurance and shipping, while spinning up new opportunities and even new sectors for other companies.
Its current slowdown appears to arise from a failure by the Communist Party to challenge the monopoly powers of state-owned enterprises and to free up new sectors for private enterprise.
The time to act is now: building the New Climate Economy must be done proactively, in partnership with the private sector, opening new sectors for economic diversification and innovation.
