"historical industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific industry or sector that has a long history or has been around for a significant amount of time. Example: The city of Florence is renowned for its historical industry of leather production, which dates back to the 13th century.
Compared with historical industry averages, however, even that 9percentt share is still remarkably high.
As these exclusivity arrangements end, we expect to continue to offer such handsets (based on historical industry practice), and we believe our service plan offerings will help to retain our customers by providing incentives not to move to a new carrier.
This hallway will lead you through a brief exhibit of screenwriting history, including videos that you can watch and listen to, as well as visual displays of historical industry documents.
Thus, although many historical industry sites are likely sources of soil contamination, it is necessary to statistically evaluate the correlations demonstrated between observed soil concentrations and the historical industry.
Here SKDE models are calibrated using the historical industry coordinate data as input data together with the inorganic geochemistry coordinate data as output data.
In total, twelve SKDEs are calibrated providing twelve potential covariates to the inorganic elements; where one of the SKDEs uses all of the historical industry sites grouped together.
In particular, drinks production, power generation, oil/gas/coal, metals and textile historical industries appear to be the contamination source for several heavy metals.
The legacy of historical industrial exposures has contributed to the burden in the manufacturing industry sectors.
Cyanide is a common constituent present in groundwater from historical aluminum industry landfills.
Both US Airways and American Airlines say they will not increase, which between you, me and the world population would be a spectacularly singular occurrence since it would go against every last historical president the industry, or any industry, has set.
It makes sense, given the university's historical links to industry: built on the foundations of technical colleges created by industry to train their workforces, Trinity St David has retained a strong vocational emphasis, and now even adapts its curriculums after consulting with film and TV houses.
