The phrase "assorted industry" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when referring to a variety of different sectors or fields within an industry context, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The conference will feature speakers from assorted industry backgrounds, including technology, healthcare, and finance."
Alternatives: "various industries" or "diverse sectors".
From food to fertilizer, algal derived products are largely employed in assorted industries, including agricultural, biomedical, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
For 2007 and 2008, the changes reflect assorted revisions in estimates of the performance of various industries.
The national debate on this topic is so cumbersome, with various industries using different reporting methods and pointing to assorted proofs of its existence, while those with opposing viewpoints present arguments that there is no such thing as a skills gap -- the whole conversation is confusing and lacks clarity.
Insulated yet also restricted by remoteness, the economies of most of the larger towns incorporate food and fibre processing and assorted light industries.
Any semblance of a democratic marketplace disappeared, however, once those proud ticket holders — as well as assorted journalists and industry hangers-on — lined up around 9 p.m., and the celebrities, models and bodyguards started to mob around the door.
Then again, given the brutal nature of the N.F.L., football players need extra protection from assorted wolves in the industry, whether they be commissioners, owners, agents or even their own union.
"What do you call it, a midlife crisis?" Here are Mickey Kaus' issues, in a nutshell: labor unions (which he blames for the destruction of the California educational system, the auto industry and assorted government institutions) and illegal immigration (which he thinks can't be solved with a general amnesty).
Subjects the party believes could be appropriate for a shorter time-frame include those associated with the hospitality industry and assorted business courses.
— Weaving through the thousands of fans, spring-breaking music industry professionals and assorted revelers who clog the streets of downtown Austin this week, you might well think that South by Southwest, the annual music conference and festival here, is nothing but a big party.
Findings are based on qualitative research consisting of semi-structured interviews with industry leaders from assorted sectors.
