"industry resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to different types of resources used in a particular industry, such as information, materials, tools, or experts. For example, "Managers must identify and leverage industry resources to optimize the production process."
In a statement praising Macfarlane, Turnbull said there were "few if any Australians who better understand the public policy realms of industry, resources and science".
Their training partners argue that tapping tech industry resources as well as government funding is important, particularly as the new curriculum has already been introduced.
The NSW industry resources and energy minister, Anthony Roberts, said: "Attracting up to $3bn of investment and jobs in energy efficiency and advanced energy in NSW, this package will facilitate the acceleration of new technologies, such as battery storage, for a safe, reliable, low-cost transition to guarantee our state's energy security".
Achieving results with the incubator model of innovation depends on geography, environment and access to informed industry resources.
Andy Kellman of Allmusic characterizes much of the album's lyrical content as "ruthless flaunting of material wealth and carte blanche industry resources".
Not according to Patrick Goff, who ran an award-winning hotel design practice for 25 years before setting up Hoteldesigns.net, an online industry resource: "When a designer talks about a hotel being 'homely'," he says, "he's lying.
It's not clear that there can be enough cross-over from mainstreamers and consumers to give MedStartr the lift it needs to hit scale, rather than remaining a purely industry resource.
This article was originally published in The Compass- an industry resource for mobile, native, and location-based marketing.
Tracey, together with Kate Folb, who directs the Lear Center's Hollywood, Health & Society program, an entertainment industry resource for public health, safety and security, sent a letter to the creative community to gauge interest in PSAs about the SDGs.
An emphasis was put on the need for open collaborations between academia and industry, resource and risk sharing, and active participation of patient organizations and regulators.
