Yes.

Trademarks are based on the principle of classification application. As long as the other party is not a well-known trademark, different industries can apply for the same trademark.

For example, let’s assume that L’Oreal is not a well-known trademark. Someone has applied to register this trademark on cosmetics, but I can still register this trademark in other industries such as clothing and machinery.

But as for what the different industries are, it still needs to be judged to see if they are similar goods. The "Distinguishing Table of Similar Goods and Services" published by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce has clearly stated it.

So, in this case, the trademark can be registered.