"industry basis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is applicable broadly across an industry. For example, "The new regulations will be implemented on an industry basis."
Everything is organized on an industry basis, and all of the country directors have been reassigned".
In a 1991 document entitled Summary of Group Marketing Strategies, the third strategy on the list is to "implement regular price increases, on an industry basis wherever possible, which at least cover inflation to secure adequate profitability... ......Nor do the documents refer merely to straightforward price collusion.
The prototype machines designed and built by Bramah and Maudslay went far toward founding the machine-tool industry, the basis of the vast expansion of British manufacturing in the 19th century.
Any solution must be found on an industry-wide basis," Agius said.
Doing it on an industry-wide basis would not require any one filmmaker to take a lonesome stand.
They dropped the idea that leverage limits (the amount funds can borrow) should be set on an industry-wide basis; instead, that will be up to national regulators.
In the metal and electrical engineering sector, the heart of manufacturing, labour contracts still tend to be settled on an industry-wide basis (outsourcing trouble, as some bosses see it).Knowing what's kneadedThe entrepreneurs of OWL are confident that global trends will continue to go their way.
Fisher will point out that this $580m figure is pretty remarkable, since European VC typically only accounts for around 20% of the USA on an industry-wide basis.
— There is scant evidence yet to suggest that on an industry-wide basis firms with a female partner are more likely to invest in startups with a female founder.
Because the telecommunications industry is the basis for the new Internet economy, the penalties for an operating failure are severe.
"Even though this industry is the basis for a tremendous economic boom, most of these companies in fact aren't making money right now," said a lobbyist for a major Internet and entertainment company.
