"industry interviews" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in any sentence discussing interviews conducted to learn more about a particular industry, such as: "Lou conducted industry interviews to gain a better understanding of the changing media landscape."
Drawing on industry interviews, six interconnected socio-technical factors are identified that guide the vehicle design and manufacturing process.
The paper uses a mixture of literature review and semi-structured industry interviews to answer three research questions: which stakeholder groups are important when selecting biomass suppliers for the UK?
The literature review and industry interviews will examine the issues associated with this and will identify leading edge best practices in the field by professional project cost management firms.
For the helix of industry, interviews were carried out with a board member of the Technologiekreis Adlershof e.V. (TKA), the association of companies based here, and with an external representative and investor in a student housing project located on the site (Studentendorf Schlachtensee eG).
However, BP engineers did begin talking in various industry interviews.
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Marshall devoted months every year to touring factories in virtually every major industry, interviewing businessmen, trade union leaders and workers.
This difference is important if you are planning to give a successful job talk during your next industry interview.
Two years ago I wrote "Why The New Guy Can't Code," about my contempt for the standard industry interview procedure for software engineers, condemning Microsoft and Google in particular for their brain-teasing riddles and binary search questions.
Lutz is also a lightning rod, loved by the media because he's so quotable (best industry interview since Lee Iacocca) and certainly not afraid to speak his mind.
Those in the industry interviewed for this article often pointed to the passing of the controversial US bill FOSTA/SESTA and implications for how sex workers are treated online.
