The phrase "accelerating competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where competition is increasing in intensity or speed, often in a business or market context.
Example: "In the tech industry, accelerating competition has led to rapid innovation and improved products for consumers."
Alternatives: "increasing competition" or "growing competition".
Microsoft's move comes as it is looking to jazz up its MSN portal, one part of its accelerating competition with Google, Yahoo and AOL.
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SINCE AT&T'S FIRST BREAKUP IN 1984, the telecom industry has reshaped itself in cycles of fragmentation and consolidation, driven by deregulation, new technologies and accelerating competition.
What we see today, I am afraid, is an accelerating competition between the left and the right to see which side can inflict the most damage with the hammer of incivility.
He said the commission's action was an effort to accelerate competition by ending several implicit subsidies.
That blunder caused much soul-searching in the newsroom and inspired our current ombudsman, Art Brisbane, to write not one but two columns worrying that the accelerated competition of Web news has undermined our premium on accuracy.
As technological change accelerates, competition intensifies.
To kickstart growth — and accelerate beyond competition — UberEATS leverages the existing Uber platform.
"Huawei's market entry will accelerate price competition, but the increasingly crowded market, differentiation challenges and the looming Apple Watch will limit its opportunity," commented George Jijiashvili, wearables analyst at the tech consultancy CCS Insight.
The low amounts of soil C and N in the 0_0 treatment are consistent with low NPP, which is probably accelerated by competition between microbes and plants for P. Soils from the 0_0 treatment had molar Nmic Pmic ratios of >5 and were characterised by strong microbial nutrient limitation.
In some ways, especially for those who fall demographically on either side of the prime of life, every day seems to be more and more about the money, with competition accelerating among worthy claimants for access to limited resources.
