"star industry" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You could use it to describe a particular sector of business that is well known, successful, and prestigious. For example, "The entertainment industry is a star industry because many of its products become household names."
The ENERGY STAR industry program focuses on encouraging and enabling sustainable corporate energy management.
"Plus, you don't have the attendant star industry around games," he says.
Local communities would suffer and, more broadly, the nation would see a star industry founder.
The three star Industry Green rating, awarded by independent environmental organisation Julie's Bicycle, is currently held by just three other arts venues and five outdoor festivals.
The three star Industry Green rating, awarded by independent environmental organisation Julie's Bicycle, is currently held by just three other arts venues and five outdoor festivals.
Glyndebourne first began to address its environmental impact in 2005, sought planning permission for a wind turbine in 2007, saw that commissioned in 2011, and was awarded its first three star Industry Green rating in 2013.
Mr. Pellicano and his co-defendants — including Terry Christensen, the head of a prominent entertainment law firm — face various charges of participating in a wiretapping ring on behalf of stars, industry moguls and others.
In addition to its competitive prizes, the Academy has a history of presenting special Oscars to ageing stars, industry veterans and well-regarded individuals who have been inexplicably passed over.
Familiar faces: "SVU" alums, big- and small-screen stars, industry figures and Joyful Heart supporters, including actors Chris Meloni, Hilary Swank, Maria Bello, Marcia Gay Harden, Rosanna and Patricia Arquette, Joely Fisher, Christa Miller, Nia Vardalos, Ian Gomez, Orlando Jones, Camryn Manheim, Aubrey Plaza and Kiernan Shipka.
Yet we're still intrigued by this Broadway-ambitious musical, directed by Dan Knechtges (who was nominated for a Tony Award for his "Xanadu" choreography) and starring industry veterans Reathel Bean, Karen Mason, Frank Vlastnik and Sarah Cetrulo.
"The most important thing to me right now is to become the biggest star the industry has ever seen," she told him.
