The phrase "unique industry" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an industry or business that stands out or is one-of-a-kind in some way. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its innovative products and its position in a unique industry, where it has little competition.
"It's a unique industry that the cities around us don't have".
She is a 2003 inductee into LIMA's Murray Altschuler Hall of Fame in recognition of her unique industry contributions.
The statute books are full of examples where the Congress has recognized that unique industry characteristics call for a unique regulatory regime.
"Windows 8 will provide a unique industry opportunity across hardware architectures for developers," said Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft's Windows division.
An enterprise, regardless of size or unique industry segment is pulled in several directions at the same time for the same reason; document control.
"By acquiring Optevia, IBM will be able to provide Public Sector clients and prospects with a range of unique, industry focused CRM based solutions," said Joanna Davinson, IBM Public Sector Leader – Europe, in a statement.
"Cinema is one of these unique industries where people come together to work and then they scatter," he says.
The project developed a unique industry-academic partnership model for experiential learning.
Nanotechnology supports diverse unique industries, such as electronics, pesticides, medicine, and parasitology, and thus provides a platform for collaboration [4].
Although firms in the WES are classified into industries according to 6-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) (a total of 837 unique industries), the capital stock information provided by Statistics Canada is only available for 247 industries at varying levels of NAICS detail (2 6 digits, depending on industry).
Currently, Cooper's economy features several unique industries.
