The phrase "a vibrant sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic and thriving area of an industry or economy.
Example: "The technology industry has become a vibrant sector, driving innovation and economic growth."
Alternatives: "a lively industry" or "a flourishing field".
His prescience can be judged by the boom in bottled beers in recent years: it is now a vibrant sector with several thousand beers produced in bottle-conditioned form.
But salarymen are not exactly what they used to be.In Fukuoka prefecture on southern Kyushu island home to car plants, a vibrant sector of trading companies doing business with China and South Korea, and Toto, a maker of all-squirting high-tech loos company executives admit that cuts in staff have gone too far.
We are home to major agricultural businesses, a vibrant sector of information technology, and thriving communities of graphic designers, printers, artisans, and artists.
In addition to nearly 4 million out-of-state visitors annually, which makes tourism a significant aspect of the Missoula economy, Missoula also is home to a vibrant sector of alternative healthcare.
Profile The Norwegian economy is a prosperous mixed economy, with a vibrant private sector, a large state sector, and an extensive social safety net.
Once solely the province of musician/ethnographers like Ry Cooder, Latin pop now has grown as a musically and commercially vibrant sector hospitable to both the heat of youth culture and the grace of age.
But others argue that officials had always intended to create a vibrant state sector that would tower above the private sector in important industries, even as they sold off or shut down money-losing state enterprises that drained capital from the government budget and banking system.
The plan back in the days immediately after the 2010 election was for a vibrant private sector to mop up the people who would lose their jobs from austerity in the public sector – with something to spare.
Denied by the Israelis of the opportunity to grow their economy and produce a vibrant private sector, the PA has become dependent on the largess of others to pay salaries for a bloated public sector that is, for too many Palestinian families, the only available source of income.
It's also vital for maintaining a vibrant agricultural sector.
