The phrase "a sector that does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area or industry that performs a particular action or function.
Example: "We need to focus on a sector that does innovative research to drive technological advancements."
Alternatives: "an industry that performs" or "a field that engages in".
Also financially risky, according to the report, is the attempt to introduce market forces to a sector that does not operate as a market.
"Introducing market forces to a sector that does not operate as a market puts the financial sustainability of the sector at risk; the commission recommends retreating from this notion," it said.
"If you're in a sector that doesn't sell food, you're under a lot of pressure," said Michael McNamara, vice president of SpendingPulse.
Historically Wall Street has always regarded energy as a sector that does well late in the market cycle.
That's because so far the U.S. recession (if that's what we've got) is mainly tied to housing, a sector that doesn't affect Mexico much, he says, except as a drag on remittances sent by Mexicans working in the U.S. The Mexican peso's weakness against the euro has also helped drive up Mexico's exports to Europe.
Funds that bet on a sector that did well in a market downturn, for example, tend to do poorly when the market rises, he said.
See how they did last year; perhaps you will want to choose a sector that did well or one that needs increased support.
A new Consumer Ombudsman was launched this week to deal with complaints about goods or services in any sector that doesn't already have one.
Two different locations, for the sixth new active well, were chosen in a particular aquifer sector that does not significantly affect the saltwater front advancement.
At the same time, because of the position he took after September 11th, he has a very angry fundamentalist militant sector that doesn't prevail electorally but does have tremendous nuisance value, and the series of terrorist events that you've seen in Pakistan itself and in India, which are designed to provoke a war between Pakistan and India, are likely to continue.
These results might indicate that there is an uneven distribution of dentists among the private and public sector that does not reflect the demand of patients for the respective services.
