The phrase "outdated industries" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to industries or businesses that no longer use modern technologies or methods, and may be considered old-fashioned or obsolete. Example: "The government's economic policies aim to modernize and support new industries, while phasing out outdated industries such as coal mining and manufacturing."
Governments need not continue to support and subsidise outdated industries and processes.
Perhaps like other outdated industries we've seen, they may be outfoxing themselves.
He said: "You cannot argue for reform in Latin America unless you are prepared to face up to the need to modernise and liberalise outdated industries in Europe.
But perhaps if more people resolved to do the same, then the homogenous literary landscape (and the outdated industries surrounding it) would start to change.
Local officials, hoping to invigorate the economy and reduce reliance on outdated industries, have imposed restrictions on fishing and ordered the village to be demolished next year to make way for a luxury resort.
These are exciting times, as the marriage between IT and physical innovations and new business models are poised to disrupt some of the biggest and most outdated industries in the world.
"Home security is such an outdated industry," said Lindsay Cohen, a VP at Sandbox.
Zipments is aiming to modernise an outdated industry rather than creating a new demand for products and services.
Although economic and ideological arguments against SHS legislation would appear to be both wrong and outdated, industry groups have succeeded in promoting a politically potent combination of these to the heart of NSW politics.
In an analogy with the failed effort by Sberbank, the Russian state bank, to buy Opel from G.M., he said Mr. Antonov could be interested in acquiring Saab's inventory of patents and technologies, which could then be sold to Russia's outdated automotive industry.
The North devoted the bulk of its limited resources to outdated heavy industry and military expenditures, imposing one antiquated Stalinist economic plan after another with such a radical disregard for markets that it became dependent on Soviet largesse to feed its people and supply its fuel.
