The phrase "accessory industries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to industries that provide supplementary products or services to a primary industry, often enhancing or supporting its operations.
Example: "The growth of the automotive sector has led to a boom in accessory industries, such as parts manufacturing and aftermarket services."
Alternatives: "supporting industries" or "ancillary industries".
Although it may seem preposterous and amusing now, as drones become a more common sight in the endless azure above our heads and thus become normalized in a the-truth-is-always-stranger-than-fiction way, it's not too farfetched to imagine these kind of secondary, frivilous, accessories industries springing up so people can make a quick buck and personalise their UAVs.
The pet food, pharmaceutical and pet accessories industries are also interested in knowing where to focus their marketing strategies, and demographic information can aid this [ 26].
It is the home accessories industry's biannual Feather Bowl.
So what does the future of wearable tech hold for the clothing and accessories industry?
Arthur was a WWII Veteran, a lifelong New Yorker, a tireless leader of the fashion, accessories industry, an athlete and an accomplished bridge player.
LAS VEGAS — The aftermarket automobile accessories industry is showing more strength than it has since the most recent recession, judging from the Specialty Equipment Market Association trade show that concluded earlier this month at the convention center here.
THE automotive aftermarket parts and accessories industry, which holds its biggest gathering here in early November each year at the Specialty Equipment Market Association's trade show, would appear to be still alive, if not quite as well as it used to be.
"Everyone in the accessories industry was interested in doing something with Carlos, but the issue was his name was owned by another company," said Mr. Sweedler, who reacquired the name.
The vehicle accessories industry generated $34 billion in 2005, up 9% from the previous year.
Karen Giberson, president of the Accessories Council, the trade group for the accessories industry, says companies are striving to reach out to the fashion-conscious male traveler.
