The phrase 'industrial composition' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the combination of components that make up an industrial or manufacturing process. For example: "This industrial composition includes several components, from the supply chain to the final production process."
Within each industry, the industrial composition effect measures the impact of changes in the fraction of the overall industry accounted for by the various sectors.
The technical effect (i.e., that from changes in the energy intensity) in industry sectors belonging to the group of primary industries and the effect from changes in industrial composition in industry sectors belonging to the primary industries can be quantified using Eqs.
As indicated in the figure, both primary and secondary industries exhibited negative industrial composition effects throughout the 15-year period from 1990 to 2005, whereas tertiary industries exhibited an overall positive effect throughout this period.
This, in turn, allows us to easily compute θ i, which measures the industrial composition of industry sector i.
Concerning the industrial composition, both mAb industries are constituted mainly by middle- and small-sized enterprises and both countries are at the start-up stage.
Similarly, the technical effects and industrial composition effects in secondary industries, electricity, gas, and water supply industries, and tertiary industries can be estimated as in Eqs.
(8) through (15) to analyze technical effects and industrial composition effects in each of our four industry groups: primary industries, secondary industries, electricity, gas, and water supply industries, and tertiary industries.
On the other hand, the industrial composition effect of tertiary industries was close to neutral on CO2 emissions.
In addition, the industrial composition effect of secondary industries took on a large negative value because the emission intensities of secondary products are relatively high.
Figure 3 displays industrial composition effects for the four industry groups.
Fig. 3 Industrial composition effects for the four industry groups (units: Mt CO2).
