"industrious city" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase describes a city that is known for its hardworking and productive nature. It can be used in various contexts where the industrious nature of a city is being emphasized or praised. Example: With its booming economy and bustling factories, Tokyo is often referred to as an industrious city that never sleeps.
"We have a huge family history with Singapore because we have the duty-free shops in the airports," says Marie-Chantal. "It's a very industrious city.
The most popular monuments in this industrious city are the former stock exchange, the railroad station and the port wine cellars across the river.
Also, you won't be chased by beggars or see hopeless people loitering — Dharavi is probably the most active and lively part of an incredibly industrious city.
He was one of those rare reporters to stay on after the liberation of Saigon, and in his book Giai Phong! (1976) he painted a picture of its transformation from a corrupt, brothel-studded town into what seemed like an orderly and industrious city, and wrote approvingly of re-education.
I had landed in Coimbatore, a small, industrious city in South India.
One of the movement's candidates advanced to the run-off for mayor of Parma, one of Italy's most industrious cities whose previous government was swept away by a scandal over kickbacks.
It turned into an industrious puritanical city maintaining lively business relations and an exchange of ideas with other Protestant cities, notably Bern and Geneva.
In fact, art nouveau was an international phenomenon that raised its serpentine head in many of the great and, if not great, then industrious towns and cities of Europe, from Paris and Brussels, via Lille and Nancy, to Barcelona and then across to Turin, Venice and Vienna, back up through the Low Countries to Scandinavia and Finland.
Milner, Lallana and Firmino provided constant support to the industrious Divock Origi and City were shredded for a third time before the hour.
The latest round of funding will let Industrious expand to new cities, as well as adding new locations in the cities it already serves.
On the streets of Pakistan's vibrant cities, the industrious whir of countless generators is as ubiquitous as the hawkers desperately trying to make ends meet.
