"complementary industry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe two related industries that work together to support one another. For example, "The software industry and the hardware industry have become complementary industries as they increasingly work together to create powerful technology solutions."
Each group comprised four to six business owners who worked in complementary industries.
Greenfield said he believes there remain other attractive partners for a potential Comcast merger, but they are mostly in complementary industries rather than direct competitors.
In the longer term, Acapulco will need to develop complementary industries, perhaps parlaying its base of English-speaking hospitality professionals into a new customer service sector, based in call centres.
It is supplemented by complementary industries, from prostitution (legal in the rural counties and allegedly available in Las Vegas) to gourmet cuisine.Las Vegas also "thrived on irresponsibility" in a second, related, way, says Michael Green, a historian at the College of Southern Nevada.
Find a local business networking meetup where professionals in complementary industries leverage their personal relationships to help each other grow.
Richard Wilson: The key challenge, with the incredible pace of digital transformation in cinema and television production and viewing platforms is that the traditional lines of the two complementary industries are increasingly blurred.
Besides other complementary industries, Sohar Aluminium which started in 2008, is the most important industry in SIE for its size of investment [ 6].
Meeting professionals from other, related businesses is an effective form of business promotion, as it provides you with opportunities to learn about your competitors, ask for referrals, form mutually beneficial partnerships in complementary industries and spread awareness about your business throughout a group of like-minded people.
Venezuela has started to supply industrial consumables to north Brazil, creating complementary industrial chains in the border area, in sectors such as the metal mechanics industry and agro-industry.
Although Germany is home to large manufacturers of solar panels, its economy is increasingly focused on complementary green industries, which often benefit from cheap panels.
