"industry environments" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific conditions, characteristics, and forces at play within a particular industry. One example of using this phrase in a sentence is: "The automotive industry is constantly adapting to ever-changing industry environments, from advancements in technology to shifts in consumer preferences."
"The administrative overhead in academia is probably higher than in most industry environments," Ebeling says.
The paper concludes by identifying specific research questions important to re-use in process industry environments.
Many pharmaceutical industry environments are characterized by the availability of large amounts of data deriving from developmental or production activities.
Specifically, in the case of the electric power industry, environments of abundance and regulation resulted in homogeneity of organizational structures and strategies, and few entrepreneurial opportunities.
Clostridium spp. are known to be associated with corrosion of carbon steels in oil and gas industry environments (Jan-Roblero et al. 2008; Monroy et al. 2011; Zhu et al. 2003).
While sulfate-reducing microbes are often associated with oil industry environments (Cord-Ruwisch et al. 1987; Magot et al. 2000; Stevenson et al. 2011), we did find these types of microbes in these fuel-grade ethanol environments.
"Market conditions and the industry environment remain tough," said Thomas W. Horton, AT&T's chief financial officer.
Considering the European industry environment, the Italian group's parsimony is understandable — but it's misplaced.
Still, Mr. Kapor said, the industry environment is quite different today.
Credit trends are likely to show a modest deterioration, reflecting the increase in unemployment and the overall industry environment".
If the industry environment does not improve, or worsens, Hewlett-Packard may well be forced to make deeper cuts.
