The phrase "industrial consortium" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a group or association of companies that work together for a common purpose, typically within a specific industry or sector. Example: The new project will be funded by a joint effort between an industrial consortium of major players in the technology sector.
Marubeni and Tokyo University are leading an industrial consortium funded by the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry that plans to install three floating wind turbines totaling 16 megawatts in capacity some 20 to 40 kilometers offshore of Fukushima Prefecture, as well as the world's first 66,000-volt floating power substation.
To make the industrial consortium on wearable technology happen, he had to turn to industry to get funding, managing to gather 20 sponsors from the technology and fashion industries.
He is currently leading Columbia's ADVENT industrial consortium and the Digital Video/Multimedia Group.
The ESA Space Debris Mitigation Handbook 2002 was jointly produced by an industrial consortium and ESA, under an ESA contract.
The core of the program is the Carbon Sequestration Initiative (CSI), an industrial consortium on carbon management.
He is the Program Manager for the Carbon Sequestration Initiative, an industrial consortium that began in July 2000.
Hinestroza has received over 8.4 MM USD in research funding (Federal and State agencies as well as Industrial Consortiums) for his pioneering work in exploring new pathways for creating multifunctional fibers via manipulation of nanoscale phenomena.
Different types of blockchain industrial consortiums have emerged in order to promote the development of blockchain technology and its applications, the R3 blockchain consortium being the most influential among them.
Indeed, leaded gasoline was introduced on a large scale in this country in 1923, produced by a cross-industrial consortium led by General Motors, Standard Oil, and DuPont, and, for most of the twentieth century, lead particulates filled the air, especially in American cities, with unprecedented toxicity.
The most prominent of which include the Smart Leadership Coalition (SMLC) [11], Technology Initiative SmartFactory [13], Industry 4.0 [14], and The Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC).
Boosted by initiatives such as Industrie 4.0 in Germany or the Industrial Internet Consortium in the US, they are enablers for innovation in industrial automation.
