The phrase "a competition from the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a contest or rivalry that originates from a specific source or entity.
Example: "The company faced a competition from the new startup that entered the market last year."
Alternatives: "a challenge from the" or "a rivalry from the".
I think you win a competition from the outside in".
She received first place in a competition from the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers for her project at JPL.
Take The H.E.L.M. 2.0 is a competition from the New York City Economic Development Corporation that is designed to encourage tech startups and other fledgling companies to move their offices to lower Manhattan.
Gravity Light's founders Martin Riddiford and Jim Reeves developed their idea in response to a competition from the charity Solar Aid to design a lantern to replace harmful kerosene lamps that are so ubiquitous in areas of the world with limited access to electricity.
The startup faces a competition from a number of companies in the space, including WePay and Kickstarter.
Last year, three weeks after the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition received a $763,000 contract, awarded without a bidding competition, from the state of Illinois to promote that programme, Mr Ryan was honoured with the Rainbow/PUSH Peace Prize.
The Siemens contest is a separate competition from the Intel Science Talent Search, which was sponsored by Westinghouse from 1942-1998 and is more widely known.
Polster, a cisgender boy and trained ballet dancer, won the prize for best performance in the Un Certain Regard section of the festival, a separate competition from the main Palme d'Or race.
The Asia trip was supposed to see Obama's reinvigorated pitch for the realization of the TPP -- currently facing a steep competition from the larger, China-backed ComprEast AsiaEconomic Partradingp in Eagreementtrading agreement -- and deterrence against further instability in the Western Pacific.
That was the judgment of a friend of mine after the Tuesday press screening of "Delta," a competition entry from the Hungarian director Kornel Mundruczo.
Funding in the form of a grant (URC 12201884) was obtained on the basis of an open competition from the Aga Khan University Research Council.
