The phrase "a competitive process with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or context where competition is involved, typically in relation to selection, evaluation, or comparison.
Example: "The hiring committee conducted a competitive process with multiple candidates to ensure the best fit for the position."
Alternatives: "a competitive procedure involving" or "a competitive selection process featuring".
He initially proposed the exclusive deal, which was awarded after a competitive process with other Caribbean schools.
Leigh said that he was not involved in the decision to sell Smythson through Cavendish and that the sale was a competitive process with several prospective purchasers involved.
Create a competitive process with multiple bidders and a buyer is less likely to play these sorts of games.
Facebook won the deal amid what we've heard was a competitive process with many of other Valley's other biggest potential buyers.
As shown in Fig. 8, the energy transfer from the excited states of the donor to the excited states of the acceptor is a competitive process with the relaxation to the ground state of the donor.
Thus, biological pretreatment using SSF should be a competitive process compared with thermochemical processes, both economically and from an environmental protection point of view.
The language, tucked into the 2012 appropriations bill for NSF and several other agencies, urged that the selection be made "expeditiously and utilize a fully competitive process, with a solicitation issued no later than the end of calendar year 2011 and a result announced no later than July 31 , 2012.
SMART programs are chosen through a competitive process at MIT, with further review of finalists by Singapore's NRF.
Emerging as a competitive process, fiber laser with high beam quality is expected to produce much less thermal damage such as striation, dross, heat affected zone (HAZ), and recast layer.
Regeneration Next Summer Fellows will be selected through a competitive process and matched with a faculty mentor in tissue regeneration/ tissue engineering.
The Secretary of Defense may designate eligible consortiums as defense manufacturing communities through a competitive process, and in coordination with the defense manufacturing institutes.
