The phrase "an industry code of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of guidelines or principles that govern the behavior of individuals or organizations within a specific industry.
Example: "All members of the association are expected to adhere to an industry code of conduct to ensure ethical practices."
Alternatives: "a sector code of ethics" or "a professional conduct guideline".
The Advertising Standards Authority upheld the complaint yesterday, arguing that the poster, which was displayed nationally, could cause offence and breached the industry code of conduct.
The Association of British Bookmakers (ABB) says the new industry code of conduct is the first of its kind in the world.
In releasing the report, the Fair Labor Association announced that Foxconn, with Apple's backing, had pledged to end the abuses and come into compliance with China's laws and industry codes of conduct.
The shift comes after a far-ranging inspection by the Fair Labor Association, a monitoring group, found widespread problems — including at least 43 violations of Chinese laws and regulations, and numerous instances where Foxconn defied industry codes of conduct by having employees work more than 60 hours a week, and sometimes more than 11 days in a row.
Pharmaceutical industry codes of conduct most often complement the requirements set in legislation by developing standards and investigating alleged breaches [9].
Some countries have put in place processes, such as the review and management of research, industry codes of conduct, community responses and guidelines by practitioner associations, to protect the interests of individual patients and community interests [ 35- 38].
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It is an industry with codes of conduct that do not prevent an investment bank from representing both the buyer and the seller in a merger.
LD, Cranbrook, Kent There is an industry "back billing" code of conduct, signed by npower, which says your supplier can only charge for a maximum of 12 months of energy use if it has not sent you a bill for more than one year.
