The phrase "a sector from" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific part or division of something, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The report focuses on a sector from the overall market analysis, highlighting key trends."
Alternatives: "a segment of" or "a portion of".
The vast majority of Irish renewable power comes from onshore wind, a sector from which the Tories in the UK have promised to slash subsidies.
Eventually, he said, he was lured back to Albania, drawn by the challenge of building a sector from scratch and the promise of his mother's home cooking.
The typical section of a sector from a sphere (Figure 3a) confirms that the microsphere is composed of numerous nanorods of about 1 μm in length, radiating from the center to form a spherical dandelion-like structure.
The New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade was responsible for the defence of the northern perimeter of the ANZAC beach-head, holding a sector from the position known as Walker's Top down the ridge line to the sea.
Look for future growth in a strong sector from a company with a clear market advantage.
India has boomed for more than two decades on the back of services, while steadily building a manufacturing sector from a very low base.
The effect of radius ratio, thickness ratio and sector angle on natural frequencies of the plates with a sector angle from 120° to 360° is discussed in detail.
For example, you can use a 40 GB HDD with a sector 16 from a 20 GB HDD, but not the other way around of course.
According to the report, "Overall, 39.5 percent of employed recent doctorate holders obtained employment in a sector different from what they most desired when they began their doctoral programs".
If your experience is primarily in a different sector from the one you are applying to, that doesn't mean you should take it off your CV.
". "TransportationCamp is all about building connections across a widespread sector, from public officials, to software developers, to academics, to urban advocates and interested citizens," said Grossman.
