The phrase "sector oriented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is focused on or tailored to a specific sector or industry.
Example: "The company's new strategy is sector oriented, aiming to address the unique needs of the healthcare industry."
Alternatives: "industry focused" or "sector specific."
The concern is that Mr Kennedy has either allowed those to the right of the party to suggest new ideas to rock the boat, or that he is softening up the party for a more private sector oriented set of policies.
Within agriculture, the sector oriented toward the production of foodstuffs for the domestic market received greatly support than the export market-oriented production (Anderson 2009).
Other countries that have dental care systems that are predominantly private sector oriented such as the USA note that there is a growing disconnect between the dominant pattern of practice and the oral health needs of the nation [ 24].
TEM observations revealed that grain size reduction in lizardite crystals occurs due to (001) interlayer glide, represented by the occurrence of tiny sheet-like sectors oriented parallel to (001)liz lattice fringes, which evolved from large, elongated sectors with long axes oriented normal to (001)liz.
On the other hand, we can imagine a private-sector oriented health care system with mechanisms to ensure access to the poor.
Foreign direct investment, or F.D.I., is an important gauge of the health of the external economy, toward which China's vast factory sector is oriented, but it is a small contributor to overall capital flows compared with exports, which were worth about $2 trillion in 2012.
The remaining branches of the production sector are oriented towards research and development and high-quality products based on a high level of education and know-how.
The construction sector, a backward linkage oriented sector, received some output gain when investments were made to handle the disaster situation.
The study results demonstrate that housing services, which is neither a backward nor a forward linkage oriented sector, was the hardest hit sector impacted by the cyclone Sidr disaster.
That is, the rural economy of many LAC countries contains both a traditional sector that converts and exploits available land to produce a non-traded agricultural output, and a fully developed, commercially oriented sector that converts and exploits available land and natural resources for a variety of traded outputs.
Housing services become severely affected by a cyclone and it is neither a backward nor a forward linkage oriented sector.
