The phrase "a range of key sectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various important industries or areas of focus within a particular context, such as economics, business, or policy.
Example: "The report highlights a range of key sectors that are crucial for the country's economic growth."
Alternatives: "a variety of essential sectors" or "a selection of important sectors".
We now have widespread graduate shortages across a range of key sectors, such as engineering, building and construction, teaching, health, IT, business services and in niches throughout the economy.
And it says it intends to use the European Fund for Strategic Investments to provide companies and start-ups with "additional support" to invest in AI — aiming to, as it puts it, "mobilise more than €500M in total investments by 2020 across a range of key sectors".
And it says it intends to use the European Fund for Strategic Investments to provide companies and start-ups with "additional support" to invest in AI — aiming to, as it puts it, "mobilise more than €500M in total investments by 2020 across a range of key sectors".
It is acknowledged that the causes of overweight and obesity are multiple, requiring the participation and support of a range of key sectors and stakeholders, from government, health, agri-food industry, education, media, urban planning, NGOs, etc. (Millstone and Lobstein 2007; Snowdon et al. 2011).
Approximately 30 consultation forums and presentations, with an average of 9 participants per session, were conducted prior to the campaign with workers from a range of key service sectors.
Qualitative data on access to healthcare were obtained from community focus groups and semistructured individual or group interviews with a range of key informants from Indigenous Health Services and the private general practice sector including employees of Medicare Locals (table 2).
FDI in India is capped in a number of key sectors.
Identification of key sectors in an economy is important in the sense that any investment in the key sector will boost the economy through its backward and forward linkages with other economic sectors.
In India, for instance, Aspiring Minds has studied a range of sectors, identified the key roles and positions for new hires in each of them, and mapped a spectrum of skill requirements under the umbrella of a rigorous, integrative competency framework.
Those sanctions target a range of economic sectors, including automobiles, gold, steel and other key metals.
When a traditional output metric is used, a range of manufacturing sectors (and a few service sectors) are identified as key, with both backward and forward linkages, and many of the remaining manufacturing and service sectors are identified as having strong linkages in at least one direction.
