'rigorous industry' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an industry that requires a high level of skill and dedication. For example, "The aerospace industry requires a rigorous industry with highly-trained workers in order to ensure the safety of its products."
They are adopting higher standards in some cases and seeking truly independent certification through the far more rigorous and not industry controlled Forest Stewardship Council eco-label.
We not only have strict standards, rigorous audits and industry-leading preventative measures, but we also actively look for any violations.
The aviation industry has rigorous expectations.
She added that she knows the industry follows rigorous procedures.
It is not unusual for a relatively young company like Edison to court controversy on Wall Street, and few reform measures pass through the education industry without rigorous debate.
"We might be in a 'gold rush' wherein a few folks have developed 'monster' wells," he wrote, "so everyone assumes that all the wells will be 'monsters.' " The Energy Information Administration's annual reports are widely followed by investors, companies and policy makers because they are considered scientifically rigorous and independent from industry.
But for those graduates to be qualified for the opportunities that await them, they must emerge from education and training programs that are academically rigorous and relevant to industry.
Our recent experience suggests that a new approach to rigorous scrutiny of academic-industry partnerships is possible, though it is too early to tell whether it could meet the variety of needs in this area.
For their part, the remitters have offered to undergo rigorous auditing and agree new industry standards for transparency.
