The phrase "an innovative sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific industry or area that is characterized by new ideas, technologies, or methods.
Example: "The tech industry is known for being an innovative sector, constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible."
Alternatives: "a cutting-edge industry" or "a forward-thinking field".
We are an innovative sector, able to come up with innovative solutions to create more higher education places to meet the current and future demand without increasing the pressure on the loan book.
"This is just going to slam the brakes on an innovative sector that includes tons of small businesses like mine," said Hobbs, who expressed his concerns to Sen. Michael F. Bennet (D-Colo.).
Energy curator John Beckerson said: "From the steam power pioneered in the industrial revolution to the latest research in the nuclear industry, it's an innovative sector.
Health technologies are an innovative sector of the economy which form part of an overall market for healthcare expenditure that accounts for 10% of EU gross domestic product.
While not everything is rosy - there was an admission that the marketing of the medium to advertisers needed to be stepped up a gear or two, and that few magazines have used the internet as well as the national newspapers have - the facts reveal a prospering, innovative sector.
We currently operate in a niche and innovative sector of the financial services industry that focuses on the pursuit of litigation claims (when a plaintiff sues in Court for civil redress) to help move the cases forward to completion and victory.
The key to a healthy economy, and the viability of a middle class, can only be found in an innovative manufacturing sector.
She depicts how countries are growing thanks to an innovative public sector.
In 2002, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and TFDA worked with Management Sciences for Health's (MSH) Strategies for Enhancing Access to Medicines Program, with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to pilot an innovative private sector drug seller program to transform the DLDB into government-accredited drug dispensing outlets (ADDO -- Duka la Dawa Muhinu in Kiswahili.
But without prompt government action, the lifeblood of this innovative sector of the economy is at risk of being choked off.
But in the innovative sector the corresponding effect is more than three times larger.There is a reasonable critique to be made of the internet economy, to which Mr Douthat glancingly refers in mentioning Tyler Cowen's book "The Great Stagnation".
