'electronics cluster' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: The city is home to a thriving electronics cluster, with many companies in the area specializing in the production of technology products.
There are now more than 60 companies and 30 universities involved in the micro-electronics cluster.
As an example of findings, different types of consumer electronics are clustered based on the associated repair difficulties.
According to calculations by economists at Nomura, an investment bank, the three worst-hit prefectures (Miyagi, Fukushima and Iwate) account for just 3.6% of Japan's economy, though electronics factories are clustered there.Adding in neighbouring Nagano, Ibaraki and Niigata prefectures, which were much less damaged, brings the affected area's contribution to GDP to 10.8%.
"It is strategically located to provide access to regional and global markets and houses one of the leading high technology hubs in the world for medical devices, automotive, aerospace, commercial, electronics and logistics clusters, as well as renewable energy, agribusiness and international trade industry".
Researchers made more than 10,000 observations on the truck's 500-mile journey past construction sites with billowing steam shovels and pounding pile drivers, underneath screeching elevated trains and past the cluster of electronics shops blaring music in Lower Manhattan's "Radio Row".
The area occupied by the ZGC digital entrepreneurship ecosystem used to be a cluster of electronics markets and book stores.
During his first two years at Columbia, he worked in the lab of Prof. Colin Nuckolls, studying the electronics of single molecular clusters.
Halfway back to London in Slough is Celltech, which has survived ups and downs to become Britain's leading biotech company.Cambridge has not run out of people but space is at a premium as the electronics companies which have clustered around the town keep expanding.
North Wales has the largest cluster of opto-electronics companies in the United Kingdom, says Rees, and the industry, community, and universities have "a symbiotic relationship".
