The phrase "a sector that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific area or industry that produces or creates something.
Example: "The technology sector that makes innovative software solutions is rapidly growing."
Alternatives: "an industry that produces" or "a field that creates".
But they need to be accompanied by a retail sector that makes this food accessible and a lifestyle as stress-free as possible.
A corporate sector that makes mincemeat of American democracy.
Emilia Romagna, where Parma is the provincial capital, is home to some of Italy's most agriculturally abundant lands, which produce its famed cheese and prosciutto products, as well as an industrial sector that makes some of the world's most famous sports cars.
As the Bank of England prepared to announce its latest decision on interest rates tomorrow, a survey of the sector that makes up the bulk of Britain's economic output showed that its growth slipped to its slowest since it emerged from recession a year ago.
What began as a government-driven program under George W. Bush has grown under Obama into a mass surveillance private sector that makes its money by spying on American citizens.
If there's one sector that always makes money during a boom, it's the sector that makes the spades and pick-axes for the gold-rush.
"I think a lot of people see the tech sector as being unenlightened when it comes to family values, but it's still the sector that makes the fertility benefits the most widely acceptable," Anderson, a former consumer internet investor at Sequoia Capital, told TechCrunch.
"Surprisingly, the sector that makes greater transparency possible is one of the least transparent.
The layoffs extended far beyond the manufacturing sector that had earlier suffered the brunt of the slowdown and into the usually stable service sector that makes up most of the economy.
