"critical industry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an industry or sector that is seen as essential or vital to an economy or society. For example, "The healthcare industry is generally regarded as a critical industry as it provides essential services to society."
That doesn't mean the government shouldn't be taking steps to strengthen this critical industry.
Instead, Mr. Blond said, city assessors are overstretched and lack critical industry tools for making accurate assessments.
"It's about any other critical industry in the country — you make sure there is competition and adequate provision of services".
Is it your position that government subsidies are good, but a loan guarantee is bad if it puts people to work and supports a critical industry for national security?
The critical industry measure is "pitch," which is the distance between a point on one seat and the same point on the seat just ahead of it or just behind it.
WILLIAM ALDEN MONEY MANAGER Christopher Whalen, the outspoken bank analyst known for his critical industry research, has joined an investment bank after nearly a decade as a managing director of Institutional Risk Analytics, the firm he co-founded.
I've spent the last year with safety critical industries.
He would make that mark, he decided, in one of South Africa's critical industries, mining.
Real estate markets are still severely depressed, holding back hiring in critical industries like construction.
The slowdown in shipping along the Yangtze has caused economic distress for some businesses and hampered critical industries.
It's seen as a principal human factor in managing the high risks associated with safety critical industries, such as aviation, nuclear, aeronautics and petrochemical.
