The phrase "aim of industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goals or objectives that a particular industry seeks to achieve.
Example: "The aim of industry is to innovate and improve efficiency in production processes."
Alternatives: "goal of the industry" or "objective of the industry".
Like many self-made men, he became vehemently rightwing, working for the free enterprise lobby group Aims of Industry, which regards trade unions as the work of the devil.
The clearance between the slider and the disk is now about 20∼30 nm for 10 Gbit/in2 recording density, and it is predicted that the clearnace should be reduced to about 5 nm for 100 Gbit/in2, which is the next aim of the industry.
Due to the aim of practical industry application, the authors also would like to restrict the discussion within the material system with high quality suitable for energy applications, namely monodisperse with stable surface protection, decent optical or optoelectronic properties.
This transformation reflects a recent policy aim of protecting industry begun under the Bloomberg administration and stepped up by Mayor DeBlasio.
Those parts of the Social Democrats' postwar program that aimed at nationalization of industry were not carried through.
Sabadell, founded in 1881 with the aim of financing local industry, reported a 50% increase in annual profits at the end of 2014 to €371.7m£263m3m).
Providing electricity at a price competitive with local utilities without the benefit of incentives and subsidies is the aim of the solar industry.
Moreover, with the aim of making an industry baseline study a survey about the energy use in commercial scale RAS was conducted.
Unless I'm missing something, the aim of the biotechnology industry's audacious new advertising campaign is to impale people like me -- well-off first worlders dubious about genetically engineered food -- on the horns of a moral dilemma.
The aim of the meat industry is to use every part of the animal, whether it's high-demand cuts of steak; trimmings for hamburgers, hot dogs, and sausages; or hides for leather products or byproducts that can be used for animal feed, fuel, fertilizer, or even pharmaceuticals.
