The phrase "attack from the industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe criticism or negative actions directed towards a person or organization by members of a specific industry.
Example: "The new policy faced an attack from the industry, which argued it would stifle innovation and growth."
Alternatives: "criticism from the industry" or "assault from the industry".
"I'm continually amazed by all the developments," filmmaker Josh Fox said during a screening of the film at NYU this week, "both in terms of great things that have happened and real acts of courage that I have seen, and also these incredible, despicable attacks from the industry.
Consumers who assert that fairly simple principle are under attack from the information industry.
Lustig says he has been under attack from the food industry, but claims they have not managed to fault the science.
Like Napster, LimeWire, Grokster and other online outlets before it, Grooveshark came under fierce attack from the recording industry for hosting music files without permission.
Uber's price cut could backfire if it triggers driver anger in Germany, a market where the company is already under sustained attack from the taxi industry and has been ruled illegal by the courts.
Meanwhile, in the Daily Telegraph the opposition are under attack from the real-estate industry over its negative gearing plan with 20 of the top real-estate chains and industry groups across the country mounting a mail and email carpet-bombing campaign.
Airbnb says that its growth has been a reflection of how people live, and describes the attacks from the hotel industry as "disappointing but not surprising", rejecting claims that it has a negative effect on the housing market.
The fierce attacks from the lending industry, the Massachusetts election that cost the Democrats their filibuster-proof majority in the Senate and the fight over a health care bill have all damaged the chances for the student loan measure, said the aides, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
These new emails, coupled with countless well-funded attacks from the chemical industry on independent science, are deeply troubling.
What prevented the strike from halting the attack on the industry was none of these things.
