The phrase "a far more competitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the competitiveness of two or more entities, indicating a significant difference in competitiveness.
Example: "This new product has entered a far more competitive market than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "much more competitive" or "significantly more competitive".
Yet these costs would be outweighed by the enormous benefits to consumers and businesses of a far more competitive financial system.
As Brazil moves closer to becoming a normal, low-inflation economy, investment banking has become both a more conventional business and a far more competitive one.
As firms transform themselves into business-minded organizations, trying to align costs with revenue, a result is a far more competitive landscape for incoming associates.
He pointed to Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, where he said local opinion surveys show a far more competitive contest.
Building markets in food and services is, as Eslake points out, a far more competitive field than mining in which Australia had a huge natural advantage.
Philipp Angst, Director Product Management at 3A Composites Core Materials, discusses a new surface sealing technology for PET core materials which reduces resin uptake, making PET a far more competitive option.
So the Democratic People's Republic of Korea put on a display far more competitive than most people expected.
Never mind the horrid injury to Webb, they could impose their game nowhere against an Italy side far more competitive than in defeat in Edinburgh.
It was a thrilling finish to a game that was far more competitive than Hull's 30-8 win over the same side a week ago in Super League.
Even without the explicit charge to increase competitiveness, the California commission created a map that was far more competitive than its predecessor drawn by the Democrat-dominated state legislature.
If Iran attacks Israel because of unfounded conclusions drawn by ambitious researchers and a media that is far more competitive than critical, then you only have yourselves to blame for the consequences.
