"relevant industry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a certain field or sector of a business that applies to a specific situation. For example: "We need to make sure we keep up with the latest trends in the relevant industry, so we can remain competitive."
The relevant industry is criticizing Google's such rules as a violation of their right of choice.
Maintain your memberships in relevant industry associations and consider volunteering on association committees.
The panel said he did "not have relevant industry experience" and had legal experience only in "relatively narrow areas of practice".
Look into different courses' links to industry and options to gain experience, like a placement year, and check if courses are accredited by relevant industry bodies.
Every loan recipient, for this reason, is coupled with a mentor who has the experience needed in both business and the relevant industry.
To pass the test continually, companies have to be able to continuously change at least at the pace and scale of the relevant industry.
Within some disciplines, Monash engages representatives from relevant industries to aid in the design of courses.
The researchers found as many as 70% of women with Stem qualifications were not working in relevant industries.
"Traditionally, 'lighting experts' emerge by default after many years in relevant industries," says course leader in design Stephen Green.
The two companies agreed to cooperate on technology and on public policy matters to "advance the interests of consumers and relevant industries," a joint statement said.
That is, they cannot strike and cannot formally engage in bargaining over wages unless expressly authorized to do so under the relevant industry-level bargaining agreement.
