industry analysis
- noun
- /ˈɪndəstri əˈnæləsɪs/
- Specialized
- We present news on societal signals, industry analysis, technology deep dives, standards, and work from our startups.
- director of industry analysis
- vice president of industry analysis
- president of industry analysis
Examples
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According to Northern Business Information, their industry analysis indicates AT&T leads the market with a significant share of the telecommunications sector.
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You should do an industry analysis about where you think the country is going since Obama is back in, and a lot of Illuminati and NWO stuff. You know, because you got me into learning about it and all of that, so please, man, start that again.
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Two days ago, Stephen Baker, NPD's vice president of industry analysis, warned that US smartphone saturation would mute iPhone 5 sales: "While the new iPhone may be a gigantic success around the world, the inevitability of similar success in the US is not quite so pre-determined."
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Our expert industry analysis provides valuable insights into market trends and business opportunities.
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The project included a comprehensive industry analysis to evaluate competitive dynamics and attractiveness for new investors.
Synonyms
A study of a market to find its size, trends, and customer needs to help businesses make decisions
A careful study of one part of the economy to see how it is now and what may happen
A careful study of outside things that affect a company to find chances and risks and plan how to respond
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase denotes an analysis (systematic examination) of an industry (the organizations and activities producing goods or services), so its meaning is directly compositional from the two constituents. This noun+noun construction and the semantic relationship (analysis of X) is common cross-linguistically and follows standard English patterns, making it readily understandable to a B1 learner who knows both words.
Etymology
Industry analysis comes from the image of walking through factories and shops and looking closely at each part to see how they work. So industry means 'businesses' and analysis means 'a careful look', and together the phrase means studying a whole 'market' to find risks and chances.