The phrase "green sector" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sector, industry, or business which specializes in activities which are environmentally friendly. For example, "The city is investing more in the green sector to reduce its carbon footprint."
This will stimulate the green sector, but lead to job loss in other industries.
It showed investors that the green sector could be profitable, even as it benefited from generous state subsidies.
Reinforce the image of Republicans as the "party of no" on everything from unemployment benefits to new jobs in the green sector to stronger financial regulations.
The extract Shades of Grey By Jasper Fforde (Hodder & Stoughton £16.99) '...Living in a Green Sector as a Red had never endeared the Hue to my father.
The UK Green Building Council expressed dismay that the prime minister is distancing himself from the type of regulation the green sector relies upon for continuity and confidence.
But even more, cyberoperations are viewed as a more intellectual and clean, even "green," sector of the American military than traditional combat.
For giving mariners accurate directional information in ports, harbours, and estuarial approaches, fixed directional lights display sharply defined red and green sectors.
"I recognise that in taking this step, people will wish to be assured GIB will nevertheless continue to invest in green sectors as parliament envisaged," he wrote.
Under its terms, the European commission approves national annual CO2 output limits within which "green" sectors can trade emission permits with companies emitting more CO2.
"I recognise in taking this step that people will wish to be assured GIB will nevertheless continue to invest in green sectors as parliament envisaged," he said.
These investment expenditures should be concentrated on the "green" sectors of the economy and "low carbon" industries (modernisation of production tools and innovation) and services.
