The phrase "promising industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an industry that is expected to grow and be successful. For example, you might write: "The renewable energy industry is a promising industry with plenty of potential for growth."
After only a short time Visual Networks is at the forefront of a tiny but promising industry that services the communications networks used to connect geographically dispersed company locations.
NASSCOM statistics note a strong performance last year in two such segments: 'engineering services' and 'product development.' Industry players are focusing their expertise on promising industry areas and on leading-edge IT services such as cloud computing.
It is not, however, a reason to shut down a promising industry.But the industry's promise should not obscure its dangers, especially when it comes to the fuel it provides.
In sum, this is a promising industry for American agricultural exports worth hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
Without these crucial considerations, farmers will be repeatedly vulnerable to natural disaster, and Haiti's most promising industry will never thrive.
In Southeast Asia the production of rattan from species of Calamus (C. caesius, C. manan, and C. trachycoleus) is a promising industry.
Many go further, by urging trade restrictions or direct government investment in promising industries.
In the United States promotion of growth industries has been random, but in Japan, West Germany, and France policy has focused on reducing costs for promising industries.
That would help shift investment funds and skilled labor to more promising industries.
Many are continuing to look for opportunities to invest in what they see as the most promising industries.
We need a new system for directing credit to promising industries and to all those areas (pick pretty much anywhere north of Watford Gap) denuded of private business.
