The phrase "an enduring industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an industry that has lasting power or stability over time.
Example: "The renewable energy sector is considered an enduring industry, as it continues to grow despite economic fluctuations."
Alternatives: "a lasting industry" or "a sustainable industry".
And the new utilitarian, economically viable falconry services are, if small, a niche and enduring industry employing nature lovers and incentivizing the long lives of breeds like the peregrine, gyr, and saker.
But a quick review of the record shows that he had at least one extraordinary connection to one of New York's enduring industries: the sex business.
When the last shift of underground miners emerges at Kellingley colliery in North Yorkshire on Friday, it will bring down the final curtain on one of Britain's most successful and enduring industries.
Sunflower Seeds refers to everyday life, to hunger (the seeds were a reliable staple during the Cultural Revolution), to collective work, and to an enduring Chinese industry.
She doesn't need tabloid approval because she's firmly established as an enduring figure in her own industry, so why shouldn't she laugh?
She doesn't need tabloid approval because she's firmly established as an enduring figure in her own industry, so why shouldn't she have a laugh?
An enduring presence in an industry that has brusquely disposed of many of her peers, she has hung onto her business and to OMO (On My Own), her gallerylike Manhattan flagship, through more than three decades and several economic downturns.
This is an enduring goal in the maritime industries, such as shipping, offshore oil exploration, and aquaculture.
As a new model for workers' participation in the industries they run, it could prove to be Labour's most enduring industrial legacy.
The problems, he said, have delivered an enduring black eye to the financial industry.
