"rise industry" is not a grammatically correct phrase in English.
It would need a determiner, such as "the," before "rise" to make the sentence grammatically correct. In general, this phrase is not commonly used in written English. Here is an example of how "rise industry" could be used in a sentence if it had a determiner: "The rise of the tech industry has had a significant impact on the economy."
With occupancy rates and the number of travelers on the rise, industry experts predict growth in high-concept hotel shops.
Gas Prices On The Rise Industry insiders have a pretty good idea of whats expected in the months ahead: a rise in gas prices.
With the number of older cinema-goers on the rise, industry watchers say Hollywood is taking note of the power of the "grey pound".
The second result also extends the previous work by demonstrating that rising industry shutdown rates also cause deterioration of the earnings prospects for laid-off workers.
"Rising industry cost structures and disappointing production growth and reserve replacement suggest non-OPEC supply trends are unlikely to improve," Murti says.
The second question is, what does it mean, more generally, that we have a rising industry of mercenaries around the world?
The second question is, what does it mean more generally, that we have a rising industry of mercenaries around the world?
But still, he perseveres, explaining that breast massages for lactating women "is a rising industry and will be the direction for my development".
For example in 2006 in neighboring Ecuador, which has a budding (pun intended) rose industry, The Harvard School of Public Health did a study on the children of mothers who were working in the rose industry and had exposure to chemicals.
Finally, we note that this research was prompted by one of our observations of rising industry profits combined with the growing market share of cheap cigarettes, highlighting the important role that research on corporations, including monitoring of corporate practices, can play in developing effective public health policy.
The gap between the two tiers (permanent and temporary workers) in Spain's job market needs to be tackled, to boost productivity and speed up the flow of workers to rising industries.
