The phrase "actual industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the real or existing industry as opposed to theoretical or hypothetical concepts.
Example: "The research focused on the actual industry practices rather than just academic theories."
Alternatives: "real industry" or "existing industry".
But the actual industry started to fold in on itself in about '93.
Only up close does it become clear that there's not much actual industry going on.
Students tackle actual industry challenges through case studies and your capstone project.
The tests are often based on industry certifications, and sometimes are actual industry certifications.
You'll tackle actual industry challenges through case studies and your capstone project.
It is helpful to understand PS-PVD process and control coating properties in actual industry.
Course will focus on actual industry-based financial information from technology companies and realistic financial issues.
Four groups, each one composed of students from different engineering integrated master courses – Mechanical, Industrial Electronics and Computers, Polymer, Industrial Management – compete against each other in developing or improving commercial products manufactured by actual industries.
20 Third, it is possible that industry sponsored trials are unbiased: the effectiveness of different drugs at different doses may indeed vary, making it difficult to distinguish between a genuine industry bias and actual differences in treatment effectiveness.
No governing board, no statement of qualifications for those developing the program, and no actual perceived industry benefit for actually achieving this certification...just an opportunity to spend your time "learning" instead of doing, and to give your money to someone else.
The actual defence industry workforce is, maximum, 215,000, and could well be 30,000 or 40,000 less".
