The phrase "industry journal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a magazine, newspaper, online publication, or other source of news and information specific to a particular industry or sector. For example, "I regularly check the industry journals for the latest news about technology startups."
(See the exhibit "Profitable Decisions at Banta Foods"). Its performance has led to the distinction of being named "Innovator of the Year" by the industry journal, Institutional Distributor.
Backstage, Asim Abdullah, the owner of the label, told industry journal WWD that Lohan was "not involved" in the collection.
J. Timothy Greenamyre, who has known Dr. Gilman for about 30 years, remembered turning to him for help with ethical issues after succeeding him at a top industry journal, Neurobiology of Disease.
In comments from an interview with industry journal Cable shared exclusively with the Guardian, Blessing said new laws weren't needed to change the system, and that the "edge cases" which currently fall through the gaps are "never going to work".
The biggest buyer in 2006, according to the defense industry journal Defense News, was Saudi Arabia, which has agreed to buy 72 Eurofighter Typhoon combat jets for $11 billion.
Industry journal Mobile Entertainment notes that the average price of a mobile game fell from 4.30 to 3.49 in 2005.
According to the respected industry journal Aviation Week & Space Technology, China may well have acquired an SU-33 prototype from Ukraine as well.
It is Coca-Cola's biggest acquisition in the United States since it bought Odwalla Inc. in 2001 for $186 million to gain protein drinks and juices, said John Sicher, editor of the industry journal Beverage Digest.
To straighten it all out for us, our Saturday guest is Richard Truett, engineering editor of industry journal Automotive News.
According to industry journal Automotive News, the influential Ron Tonkin Automotive Group owns some 15 dealerships in and around the Portland, OR area.
Despite bad-mouthing the economy for pollsters, Southern Californians continued to buy expensive cars at an impressive pace in 1994, according to the industry journal Automotive News.
