"industry perception" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the way a particular industry perceives a situation or a particular product, service, or practice. For example, "The industry perception of automation has drastically changed since its introduction to the market."
According to the philosophers at Cow-Calf Weekly, an online journal for the beef industry, "Perception is reality".
Microsoft officials say the changed industry perception of the company is in fact the most threatening and damaging consequences of the entire antitrust proceeding.
While I'm sure they're nice people, the kids are not as telling of a massive shift in industry perception than the fact that Burns started out as an intern.
"I don't think a report written by nontechnical people is going to affect industry perception," he said, adding that Halliburton "does billions of dollars of work every year, and one job doesn't make a reputation among their customers".
If the estimate is accurate, it could confirm the widely held industry perception that Google, with its many large data centers, is relatively more efficient than the mainstream of the data center industry.
I know that's the industry perception because I've been this character for 14 years.
Dr Smith blamed "industry perceptions of the audience" for the imbalance.
Beyond occasional best-sellers and takeovers and bank leniency and industry perceptions, what consolidated the success of the company was the arrival of Bob Giroux, in 1955.
Here, a cluster of game-changing looks that have been credited with altering industry perceptions of the stars who wore them.
We also spoke with builders working for the developer who had a checklist of "necessary" amenities, gleaned purely from industry perceptions.
The focus of this paper is to review the effectiveness of observing this rule for almost two decades and discuss industry perceptions arising from the application of this rule.
