The phrase "industrial industry" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a sector that is already defined as industrial, making the term unnecessary.
Example: "The industrial industry has seen significant growth in recent years due to technological advancements."
Alternatives: "manufacturing sector" or "industrial sector."
He says interest has come primarily from the automotive and industrial industries, but smaller consumer device manufacturers are experimenting with the Orbit model as well.
Environmentalists will tell you about the danger of nuclear fall-out in case of meltdowns at plants, but the very same green people will bash against wind turbines, coal mining, water harvesting, moon tides, chemical dangers, and just about everything produced by industrial industries today, or created by man's behavior.
The fourth industrial revolution (industry 4.0): intelligent industry emergences based on Cyber Physical Systems (CPS).
Nepal has abundant hydroelectric capability that is very much underutilized; likewise Nepal has not really made the transition to an industrial or post-industrial industry," he said.
There are three industrial sections heavy industry along the reclaimed coast; the automobile, machine, and tool industries in the city centre; and light chemical industries in the northwest.
The Industrial Equipment industry group serves the industrial and electrical equipment, automotive supplier, consumer durable and heavy equipment industries.
Long a staple of the industrial diamond industry, laboratory-created diamonds only represent about 2% of the jewelry market.
Rather than campaigning for reforms in the industrial meat industry, the organizers want to find strategies for bolstering the sustainable sector.
New orders to the machinery and industrial goods industry fell 16 percent in February compared with a year earlier, the federation said.
