The phrase "a sector that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific area or field that is expected to experience change, growth, or development in the future.
Example: "The report highlights a sector that will significantly impact the economy in the coming years."
Alternatives: "an area that is likely to" or "a field that is expected to".
Mike Lynch, the founder of Autonomy, is convinced that "legal is a sector that will likely employ fewer, not more, people in the U.S. in the future".
Concerning the banks, Mr. Rajoy said a "second wave" of consolidation was needed to clean up a sector that will also be forced by his government to sell finished property and revalue illiquid assets more conservatively.
But it would be difficult to identify a sector that will not be profoundly affected by the advent of the boomer-geezer.
"We are looking forward to working with the government and people of Myanmar in developing the country's telecommunication industry, a sector that will play a key role in Myanmar's socioeconomic development," said Sigve Brekke, head of Telenor Asia.
This information is certainly useful for obtaining a better understanding of the sort of policies that need to be implemented to give adequate support to a sector that will be subject to great price volatility and foreign competition in the world markets when milk quotas are removed and where there is still a gap between EU countries in their farmers' ability to use technical factors effectively.
ETFs are a great option if you are lousy at picking stocks, but good at picking a sector that will do well.
You have to respect Klout for being a first mover in an industry sector that will inevitably create much value.
What the Gulf states want and need is a transfer of technology and know-how from long-term foreign investors so they can build up their non-oil economies.But to achieve this on a scale that will keep pace with the swelling ranks of job-seekers they need to create a dynamic private sector that will naturally attract investors.
The 2008 platform promised to "fast-track investment of billions of dollars over the next ten years to establish a green energy sector that will create up to five million jobs," and said the party was "committed to getting at least 25percentt of our electricity from renewable sources by 2025".
Direct public investment is necessary to jump-start a robust clean energy manufacturing sector that will ensure the US gains a secure foothold in a burgeoning (and lucrative) global industry.
Many investors worry that Spain's banks are also severely exposed to a collapse in the property sector that will require Madrid to ask for a bailout as well.
