"high-end industries" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to industries that cater to a wealthy clientele, such as luxury fashion, automotive, or technology companies. For example, "Many high-end industries have seen increased profits this quarter."
Europe's high-end industries and luxury goods are not easily mimicked.
Bent pipes are widely used in many high-end industries as a structural component.
The contribution of low-end industries to the recent pick-up in hiring has been almost double the share attributable to high-end industries.
The bent tubes have been widely used in many high-end industries such as aviation, aerospace, shipbuilding, automobile, energy and health care.
Agency workers defy stereotypes: many work in high-end industries such as IT consultants, and the majority are not low-skilled migrants, stay-at-home mums or students as is often thought.
Incidentally, this sort of chicanery happens in many high-end industries including watches, cigars and, of course, technology.
"All of these things are timeshares in a legal sense," Mr. Disick said, using a term the high-end industry shuns.
The art world is a high-end industry which has resisted the encroachments of the Web.
Noticing the void and value of thoroughly informing consumers, one founder implemented an education-driven approach to building a jewelry retail business, introducing a model that has definitely disrupted a niche, yet incredibly high-end industry.
Although most of the bicycle manufacturing business fled to low-cost production centers in Taiwan and China years ago, a small high-end industry continues to percolate in California.
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