The phrase "industry entities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to refer to the different companies or organizations within a particular industry or business sector.
Example: In order to address the current challenges faced by the oil and gas industry, it is crucial for all industry entities to come together and find innovative solutions.
Warner Bros is well aware, from its past experience with other industry entities, the sharing of award screeners is commonplace within the Hollywood community".
The avowedly anti-corporate Matthew Herbert – whose own projects and Accidental label have long flown the flag for networked, collaborative working – is alarmed at the self-description of these new industry entities as "brands", and the blurring of boundaries between grassroots organisations and sponsored schemes.
As The Register reported yesterday, this is a targeted consultation, focusing on the industry entities likely to be subject to such notices.
But under Microsoft's plan which it intends to share with the industry–entities that send e-mail, be they service providers or businesses, will publish the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses of servers that are used to send their outgoing email.
The UK's Music Business Group, a coalition of music industry entities (composers, songwriters, performers, managers, producers, record labels, music publishers), said in a report "Unquestionably, there is a value produced by the ability to format shift.
These very large mobile industry entities are clearly incentivized to milk more money out of the Android cash cow — hence their support for Cyanogen's alt Android approach, which is a bet that offering added customization to users also offers a way to grow Android usage in a more mature and confident (but saturated) mobile market.
Most parts of the country have a single industry entity, an "independent system operator" like PJM Interconnection, that is responsible both for tracking potential trouble on its part of the grid and for adjusting power demand and flows.
When asked why it changes ratings, S&P responded: "The reasons for ratings adjustments vary, and may be broadly related to overall shifts in the economy or business environment - or more narrowly focused on circumstances affecting a specific industry, entity, or individual debt issue".
Forty (59.7%) were funded by food industry, 11 (16.4%) by non-industry entities and 16 (23.9%) did not specify source of funding.
Out of 67 trials, 40 (59.7%) were funded by food industry, 11 (16.4%) were funded by non-industry entities, and 16 (23.9%) did not specify their source of funding, 10 RCTs on preterm infants, 6 RCTs on full infants (Table 3).
The S.E.C. also approved a definition for the venture capital industry, offering those entities relief from some reporting requirements.
