"for three sectors" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to three different designated areas or groups. For example, "This plan provides funding for three sectors: education, healthcare, and infrastructure."
On page 356 we pick apart the expert opinions for three sectors: biotechnology, food and home construction.
The EIA provides explicit estimates of the emissions avoided (million metric tons of CO2 equivalent) by the use of CCS technology, relative to a 2006 baseline, for three sectors of electricity generation (petroleum, natural gas, and coal).
Another node b can only receive this HELLO message if it beamforms the antenna toward a in sector m ′, where m≠m ′ and |m−m ′|=1 for three sector nodes, |m−m ′|=2 for four sector nodes, etc.
At press time, SASB had completed maps for two sectors and 13 industries; new sector maps are expected to become available approximately every three months.
To achieve this objective, exhaustive literature review on design iteration was done for four sectors – construction, manufacturing, aerospace, and software development.
There was a pick-up in inflation for two sectors – hotels and catering, and recreational services – likely to be affected by bigger wage bills as a result of the higher "national living wage".
For China, the optimal ordering obtained by MIP (13) is the same as the ordering obtained by IP (7), except for four sectors, in which case two sectors are interchanged with their adjacent sectors.
In the main text, we present consumption trends for four sectors, Automobile Sales, Restaurants, Finance & Investments, and Tourism, and compare our results with several other indicators (see Supplementary Figures S5-S7 for more sectors' trends).
For this evaluation, the selected indicators correspond to the pure risk premium (average annual loss / exposed reposition value) for six sectors: residential (RF1), commercial (RF2), industrial (RF3), health (RF4), institutional (RF5), and education (RF6).
For example, the UNSTAT database [28] provides information on value-added disaggregated for seven sectors: agriculture, hunting, forestry, fishing; mining, utilities; manufacturing; construction; wholesale, retail trade, restaurants and hotels; transport, storage and communication; other activities.
UNICEF also provided the inter-agency sub-regional coordination for four sectors: water and sanitation, education, nutrition and child protection.
