The phrase "a sector that generates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an industry or area that produces a certain outcome, product, or service.
Example: "The renewable energy sector is a sector that generates significant employment opportunities."
Alternatives: "an industry that produces" or "a field that creates".
It is far from certain that other UK banks will want to deal with a small sector that generates little profit yet poses a major regulatory headache.
There is a consensus that this is an area of the public sector that generates less political noise than others," he added.
"It's the private sector that generates competition.
"Mining is the sector that generates the most money here in Chile and it invests very little in developing technology.
The textile and apparel industry is one industrial sector that generates detrimental impact on the environment, due to its excessive use of water, energy, pesticides, and toxic chemicals in its production process and delivery to consumers (Walters et al. 2005).
But Washington state, with its $4 billion global health sector that generates $143 million in annual tax revenue for the state and local government, offers a different model.
He repeated this false choice the day he eliminated the rule that prohibited dumping coal-mining waste in the country's rivers and lakes, ignoring the fact that the energy sector that generates the most employment is clean, renewable energy like wind and solar.
We'll have to make much of our Captain Birdseye bounty, because back in the financial sector that generated 11percentt of all UK taxes last year, things will be looking more peaky.
In practice, "robot writers" – with varying levels of sophistication and autonomy – are beginning to be installed, discreetly, by a few media and other business sectors that generate large volumes of written documents.
