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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about his competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's rivals or competitors in a particular field or context.
Example: "He often shares insights about his competition during team meetings to help us strategize better."
Alternatives: "regarding his rivals" or "concerning his competitors".
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The 33-year-old, from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, spoke about his competition for the prize, which also included veteran actors Frank Langella and John Lithgow.
Hughes, for his part, said he was "not really thinking" about his competition with Chamberlain before conceding, "It sounds like I'm not telling the truth".
Mr. Klein regrets making snipes about his competition, such as the comment about C-list actors preferring the Chateau Marmont to the Tower.
Likewise, he seemed remarkably calm about his competition coffee — a succulent Gesha variety, from Hacienda La Esmeralda, in Panama — which had to be roasted in North Carolina and then shipped across the world.
Bezos said he wasn't concerned about his competition to build the next generation of rocket engines because society will need lots of help moving industry and people off the planet.
Fred had plenty to say about his "competition".
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"Now he is very confused about who his competition is.
In the June 20 "Culturebox," Jonah Weiner stated that Lil Wayne was the first hip-hop artist to fantasize about eating his competition.
But he begrudgingly talked briefly about his 1984 competition with Don Mattingly for the American League batting championship.
The ghost of pop past accepted some hugs and walked off stage, perhaps thinking about his latest competition.
As the creative director of Baxter of California, a 48-year-old grooming products company, he seems less concerned than curious about his new competition.
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