The phrase "an industry context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific environment or circumstances related to a particular industry.
Example: "Understanding the challenges faced by companies in an industry context is crucial for developing effective strategies."
Alternatives: "a sector context" or "a business context".
Finally, your appearance helps reveal whether you will fit the culture of your new workplace, especially in an industry context.
Seven hundred and sixty-two articles were identified, of which 68 were studies in an industry context.
In this regard, Poisson-based control charts have been developedand frequently applied in an industry context to monitor the number of defects and nonconformities in a product (Gardiner and Montgomery 1987; White et al. 1997) and in a health context to monitor patient mortality and spread of an infection in a hospital (Benneyan 1998; Limayea et al. 2008).
Such improvements are very important in an industry context.
Without this, the resulting translations are unusable (for example, the English word "job" in a manufacturing industry context can mean "batch process," but within a human resources context can mean "occupation" and thus be translated differently).
The main objective of this research is to propose a literature-based framework based on innovation network theory and complemented with C K theory, in order to analyze the invention/innovation process of inventors and the product concepts in a packaging industry context.
From our observations in the industry context, a common practice is not to have a clear phase for test case designing, in general due to time constraints.
Industry context also played a role in the usage of teams, with internal teams and councils more extensively used by the firms that manufactured discrete goods.
In the Chinese apparel industry context, relationship ("guanxi") as a central idea in Chinese society deeply influences all kinds of business.
This article makes the case for tourism culture; the new cultural expressions, practises and identities, influenced by hosts, guests and industry context, which may develop in destinations, as a useful perspective with which to draw together various conceptual narratives within the tourism studies literature.
This paper presents findings from an exploratory study that analyzes the impact of purchasing's strategic role, industry context and purchasing organizational structure, on the use of various forms of purchasing teams.
