The phrase "industry authority" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to someone who is recognized as having expertise and influence in a particular industry or field. Example: As a leading industry authority in the field of renewable energy, John Smith was invited to speak at the conference on sustainable energy solutions.
Ronit Molko is an autism industry authority, ForbesBooks author and speaker, and founder of Empowering Synergy.
Ronit Molko, Ph.D., BCBA-D, is an Autism Industry authority, speaker, and ForbesBooks author of Autism Matters: Empowering Investors, Providers, & the Autism Community to Advance Autism Services.
"It was all about securitization, especially subprime loans," said Guy D. Cecala, publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance, an industry authority.
The figures for the sector may seem robust – the trade magazine Spice Business, for instance, suggest that, every week, 2.5 million customers eat in one of 10,000 restaurants employing 80,000 staff, making the industry worth £3.6bn (not all sources are so generous – the industry authority the Curry Club puts the sector's turnover at £2.5bn, while food industry analysts Horizons FS put it at £777m).
Establishing industry authority also plays a critical role.
Joe is a solid content creator, and he's a great example of what it means to not only build industry authority, but also maintain it.
It remains unclear what, if anything, regulators and the industry authorities will do to return credibility to power trading.
HHS is aware of potential problems with the calculator but has not changed it, industry authorities said.
In parallel to this, building relationships with different people within the commercial fishing industry, authorities and scientific community has been hugely important and rewarding.
And in contrast to tight state control of the far more lucrative petroleum industry, authorities have largely liberalized gold mining and trading in Russia, and have imposed no export restrictions or tariffs.
That is likely to happen, industry authorities say, because the technology for liquefying gas — essential for taking it across oceans — also continues to improve, making the process more economically efficient and environmentally safer.
