'delivery industry' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the industry of companies offering transportation and delivery services. For example, "The delivery industry has seen a dramatic increase in demand over the past few years."
The delivery industry could be disrupted as profoundly but much more quickly than media.
But various sales representatives, pharmaceutical companies and the lunch delivery industry supplied estimates of how much is spent for lunch.
The Road Haulage Association, which represents the delivery industry, says the sector needs 60,000 more drivers.
Today, the few survivors are packed mainly with pizzas, living out their remaining lives, like other fading economy cars, in the pizza delivery industry.
"The system is designed for the most part for something called single contingency," said Rick Bush, editor in chief of Transmission & Distribution World, a trade magazine for the power delivery industry.
The closure of Urbanfetch makes Kozmo the only game in town, and analysts said that it was likely to have some impact on investor confidence in the online delivery industry.
They see the region's warehouses and related delivery industries — which now employ an estimated 200,000 people, more than Salt Lake City's population — as the best way out of the doldrums, seeing salvation in the form of shipping containers.
Intel's primary challenger seems to be Nvidia these days, however, as the graphics card maker has accelerated its AI and machine learning business, while also continuing to delivery industry-leading graphics cards for consumer and enterprise computers.
Still, she says Limelight's funding validates both the company and the content-delivery industry.
Together, these worries are enough to dampen the spirits of small-business owners in the food-delivery industry.
This new investment in a Latin American food startup serves as a counter point to a global market that has not been willing to place more orders with the food-delivery industry.
