The phrase "a contest of such" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of contest but lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In a contest of such magnitude, every participant must be at their best."
Alternatives: "a competition of this kind" or "a contest of this nature".
Few could recall a contest of such fluctuations.
While his teammates appeared lifeless, lacking the pep that would seem to come automatically in a contest of such magnitude, Sprewell's game was in a stratosphere that only Reggie Miller could relate to.
Yet another reason is the impact of the Civil War, a contest of such epic proportions that it swept both the War of 1812 and the Mexican War deep into the recesses of the public memory.
Neither can win such a contest, of course.
The buzz from Eurovision super-fans is that it has already been a contest of surprises this year, with acts such as San Marino finally qualifying and Ireland failing to make it through for the first time since 2009.
Every now and again, sport produces a pure contest, a moment of such drama and theatre that it can be hard to think of any other form of entertainment that comes close.
"But in our view, this pri mary contest is of such excep tional significance that we feel compelled to speak out in spite of the custom," they added.
SWC contests are an example of such a tool.
Labour had lost a string of such contests; it had a highly inexperienced candidate; and yet, to general amazement, the party won Glenrothes comfortably.
Malva Hernandez and Woodruff Benson of the State University of Campinas, in Brazil, who have just published a study of such contests in Animal Behaviour, suggest that this may be an example of a "paradoxical strategy"—a theoretical prediction of evolutionary game theory for which empirical evidence has so far been lacking.When it comes to mating, H. sara males have two options.
It was the most chaotic of the early-voting states, with no precedent for holding such a contest, allegations of political high jinks and a late lawsuit that challenged holding caucuses in casinos.
