The phrase "aerospace information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data, knowledge, or details related to the aerospace industry, including aviation, space exploration, and related technologies.
Example: "The conference will cover the latest advancements in aerospace information and technology."
Alternatives: "aviation data" or "space industry information".
The industries in which it has invested most are property, telecommunications and media, aerospace, information technology, and automobiles and transport.
In many instances, the functions provided by aerospace information systems are critical to life or mission success.
The White House says these will include about $60 billion worth targeting the Chinese aerospace, information communication technology and machinery industries.
Data were collected at 25 research-intensive multinational companies from the aerospace, information technology, materials, consumer electronics, automotive, biomedical, mining, paper and petro-chemical industries.
Zhi Yao, director of the Department of Immunology at Tianjin Medical University (TMU), says the city currently offers many career opportunities in biomedicine, aerospace, information technology, and the petrochemical industry.
In March 2011, Northrop spun off its $6.7 billion shipbuilding unit as Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. Northrop's remaining businesses include electronics, aerospace, information systems and technical services.
The Washington-based Carlyle Group has interests in military contracting, health care, aerospace, telecommunications, information technology, real estate and soft drinks.
Materials science is therefore important to engineering activities such as electronics, aerospace, telecommunications, information processing, nuclear power, and energy conversion.
The Justice Department is investigating whether the Central Intelligence Agency may have obstructed justice by giving an American aerospace concern information about a Congressional inquiry involving that company, Government officials said today.
Investment in biotech, for instance, is now €60m, up sixfold in eight years, but still only a tenth of the British or German total.Miguel Sebastián, the industry minister, talks up Spain's growing prowess and potential in a long list of innovative businesses, ranging from renewable energy to aerospace and information technology.
The $7.8 billion deal, which would create a defense, aerospace and information technology powerhouse big enough to rival industry leader Lockheed Martin Corp., has been hung up at the Defense Department for weeks, reportedly because top Pentagon officials were focusing on the possible war with Iraq.
