The phrase "a range of competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various levels, types, or aspects of competition in a particular context, such as business, sports, or academics.
Example: "The company faces a range of competition from both established brands and new startups in the market."
Alternatives: "a variety of competitors" or "a spectrum of competition".
Considered one of the so-called extreme sports, skateboarding as a professional sport boasts a range of competitions, including vertical and street-style events.
The simple action of staging a range of competitions in Country A as opposed to Country B is only relevant if it entertains global spectators or facilitates the business of sports.
Russia, whose drug-testing agency has been banned for three years, will now be able to certify on its own that its athletes are not using illicit drugs, allowing them easier entry to a range of competitions.
Ms Vestager spoke about a range of topical competition issues, varying from corporate tax rulings to state aid for banks, to legislative initiatives, to the different cases against Google and the recent record high €2.9 billion fine for a cartel of five truck producers.
MasterCard, the world's second-largest credit card company after Visa, had lost the rights in the latest shake up by FIFA of its sponsorships to shake down even more marketing money for the 2010 and 2014 World Cups and a range of FIFA competitions and events in between.
There is only a limited range of competition between them; and therefore a minimum of natural pressure towards equalization.
It was shown that the plant populations studied were typical of a wide range of competition intensities, ranging from sparse plants to dense size-structured populations.
And once again, as Hollywood faces a widening range of competition from cable and satellite television, home video and the Internet, the industry needs a fresh gimmick (and this one has the advantage, at least for the moment, of being pirate-proof).
In three mini-cases, readers see a range of disputes in competition law -- and apply legal principles to assure fair competition.
