The phrase 'priority industries' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to industries that are considered especially important in terms of economic growth or employment. For example: "The government is investing heavily in priority industries such as biotechnology and renewable energy."
In India, state banks must devote a third of their assets to government bonds and another 15-20% to "priority" industries of the government's choosing.
It is too early to proclaim the emergence of the world's first green superpower, but March's five-year plan will outline several new steps in that direction: Energy efficiency and environmental services to be declared "priority industries" for first time.
This stability means that ({varvec{KS}}) is useful to see through the future priority industries as policy targets, though it is difficult to forecast the future supply and demand.
This pitiful figure is one-hundredth the amount of private sector revenues that flow into R&D in priority industries like IT and pharmaceuticals.
They are well-positioned to proactively reach out to target companies, perhaps within priority industries, and help them become export-ready, thereby building the nation's pipeline of quality exporters.
6. Work jointly with country offices and provide technical inputs to support the implementation of supply chain initiatives for priority industries at country office level.
Natural gas is a high priority industry for China not just because of the country's energy needs, but also because authorities are eager to replace coal-burning furnaces with cleaner natural gas generators to fight air pollution, which has reached hazardous levels in many major Chinese cities. Chongqing and the surrounding province of Sichuan are major natural gas producing areas.
Priority industry streams include ICT, consumer goods and retail, extractives, food and beverage, travel and tourism and others.
They produced 10 recommendations on national priority, industry, nutrition labeling, advertising and marketing, multimedia and public relations, community programs, built environment, health care, schools, and home.
2. Liaise with industry focal points to develop initiatives, guidance and best practice for the supply chains of the priority industry streams.
It is for this reason that the UNICEF CSR team in early 2014 developed Child Rights in Global Supply Chains as a cross-cutting approach, to better understand supply chain impacts across the priority industry work streams.
