The phrase "about different industries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or subjects that pertain to various sectors or fields of business or work.
Example: "The seminar will cover trends and challenges about different industries, including technology, healthcare, and finance."
Alternatives: "regarding various sectors" or "concerning multiple fields".
What I was trying to do in my MBA program was try to learn as much as I could about different industries and different fields so I could make up my mind about what I wanted to do.
At SAYA's annual career fair in late April at the Elmhurst center, South Asian youths had the opportunity to learn about different industries like business, education, communications, government and law through conversations with professionals in those fields.
Hyper-learning about different industries.
We talk about different industries: You'll have a lot of cars that are extremely successful, that will sell like hotcakes.
The cross-cultural exchange and ability to learn about different industries appealed to me since I have dreams of working for a multinational company in the financial services sector.
This suggestive and important book has two parts, an excellent introductory survey of the field by Sabel and Zeitlin, and ten essays of varying interest about different industries (mostly textiles and metallurgy) in (mostly) Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Scandinavia.
When you do research around consumers and you talk about different industry categories, one reason why our category is rated very high in likability is not only for the great tasting products we make but also because of the character of the companies.
During my 15 minutes in Joan's chair, we talked about three different industries she's involved in — personal service, health care, and transportation.
He researches strategies being pursued by different industries to bring about more effective organizational changes.
Students organize "MBA 294" courses to bring in guest speakers to learn about the nuances of different industries and career paths.
And members of HP's supply-chain consulting group participate in workshops like the Stanford Global Supply Chain Forum to learn about practices used in different industries and countries.
