The phrase "a competitive scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or contexts where competition exists, such as in business, sports, or any field where entities vie for an advantage.
Example: "In a competitive scenario, companies must innovate continuously to stay ahead of their rivals."
Alternatives: "a competitive environment" or "a competitive landscape."
This presents a competitive scenario among cognitive users, making it suitable for game theory treatment.
To achieve realistic results under a competitive scenario, a diverse-GENCOs multi-DISCOs power system with the physical nonlinear constraints, bilateral contracts, and pool-co transactions are taken into consideration, simultaneously.
It was found that two primary fluxes of volatiles, one out of the external surface of the particles (responsible for volatile desorption) and the other into the growing bubble (responsible for vapor supersaturation inside the bubble) compete against each other creating a competitive scenario that becomes the controlling factor for potential inflation within the precursor particles.
"We are not at 100% on that goal just yet, but Doerr is on the boards of Google and BetterWorks so there is not going to be a competitive scenario there.
Game-theoretic models are developed to examine the impacts of the RIN system on individual stakeholders' decisions (e.g., on farmland use, bio-refinery investment, biofuel production) and the competition between food and biofuel industries, in both a perfectly competitive scenario and a monopoly scenario.
At present, global businesses are operating in a hyper competitive scenario in which supremacy is incontestably a fulcrum in sustainability.
In order to cope with an even more competitive scenario and to secure a family farm's resilience, a mix of strategies has to be carried out (Darnhofer 2010).
Therefore, the process complexities have been growing up but, at the same time, companies have to assure quality and productivity in a more and more competitive scenario.
[2] On the informed ballot, Cheryle Jackson was substituted for Roland Burris in order to simulate the most competitive scenario with an African-American woman in the race.
But what do you do when a work friend and you are both up for a promotion – or in any other competitive scenario where one of you stands to "win" while the other stands to "lose"?
There is no higher risk in sport than stepping into a competitive fighting scenario with another trained athlete.
