The phrase "a competitive range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pricing, bidding, or market analysis where you are discussing the limits or scope of competition.
Example: "The bids we received fell within a competitive range, making it difficult to choose a single contractor."
Alternatives: "a competitive spectrum" or "a competitive bracket".
The transportation authority told bidders in January that their second bids would be used to eliminate proposals that did not fall within a competitive range and to commence negotiations with the remaining bidders.
You could see some of that in the headquarters of IAC, on West Eighteenth Street, a glass-covered office building that was built only because Gehry was able to satisfy the owners' desire to keep costs within a competitive range.
It is not uncommon and possibly not unrealistic for a manufacturer to make the blithe assumption at this stage that the product price will be "within a competitive range" without having much idea of what that range is.
The first was that petrol prices would stay low, thus allowing GM to concentrate on building gas-guzzling trucks rather than spend money on developing a competitive range of cars to take on the Japanese.
Even now, every time she begins a salary negotiation, she can call at least seven people to get a competitive range.
In addition, he predicts that it will also take about a year before the Windows Store will be fully stocked with a competitive range of apps.
With flexibility of bank deposit rates (at least for deposits of large denomination), both banks and nonbank transactors are faced with a wide and competitive range of sterling money market facilities in London.
Despite the fledgling free market economy in Albania, and the huge failure of the pyramid schemes in the latter part of the 20th Century, there is a wide and competitive range of products available in the mortgage market.
Staff members who are demoted should receive a rate within the competitive range of the lower market target commensurate with their proven qualifications.
Our cost assessment has shown that CREST-1 generates about 1.16 GWe electric power within a competitive COE range.
And yet the subsidies had helped Airbus rapidly develop a competitive product range.After four years of public sniping, the European Commission and America's trade officials agreed a deal in 1992 that ruled out production subsidies (the British and German governments wanted that too) and limited refundable launch aid to Airbus to 33% of the development cost of a new model.
