"advanced industries" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "Recently, there has been a shift in the economy towards advanced industries such as artificial intelligence and robotics."
Those with a diploma were far more likely to enter newer, better-paying, more technologically advanced industries.
But the super-sector is also at risk, Muro and his colleagues argue, because the U.S. runs a trade deficit in most advanced industries.
But three of the five advanced industries present in Texas are related to the energy sector — for instance, manufacturing of petroleum and coal products — which means they could be vulnerable to the oil crash, too.
The divisions will be GE Plastics, which will serve primarily industrial customers, and GE Specialty Materials, which will sell abrasives, silicones and other products used in semiconductor and other technologically advanced industries.
Kevlar is the most popular aramid fiber and most commonly used in different technologically advanced industries for various applications.
In a few advanced industries, notably aerospace and industrial-machine production, America exports more than it imports.
The goal is to build a modern science base with an advanced industry sector but, as importantly, to limit the brain drain in these advanced fields of science and engineering.
The letter was no hoax, and it touched off an uproar, in part because South Africa's democratic politics and advanced industry make it the natural leader in the fight against a disease that has devastated Africa.
The experiment results show that the enhanced maintenance performances can be obtained, which make it suitable for advanced industry maintenance.
She stresses the role of public agencies in advancing industry's frontiers.
But for the White House to advance industry's cause at the 11th hour of the debate over a breakthrough energy bill is inexcusable.
