The phrase "access to competitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing opportunities or resources that allow individuals or organizations to engage in competitive environments or markets.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide access to competitive resources for small businesses to thrive in the market."
Alternatives: "entry to competitive" or "availability of competitive".
Conversely, acquirers with access to competitive financing use debt and overbid.
The paper shows that acquirers finance their cash bids with equity only if they lack access to competitive financing.
But the answer is not eliminating programs that are often the entrée to a public education experience of higher expectations, greater achievement and ultimately access to competitive colleges.
That is why they would need to have access to competitive insurance exchanges that will open in 2014 and, depending on their need, federal subsidies.
And if Benalouane's appearance seemed incongruous as part of an evening with the stated aim of trying to improve access to competitive football for young English talent, there were plenty of other curious examples on team sheets across the country.
Lastly, we should ask the following question: To what extent has the cost of timely access to competitive data and access affected the goal of fair and efficient access to markets at all venues, including the larger protected venues?
Over 92% of the US population has easy access to a competitive commercial Internet access market, while approximately 4.5% of the US population has costly access.
It also found that the report's methodology was so flawed that it "would not reasonably yield evidence" to address the issue of whether analysts used their special access to gain competitive advantage.
According to the document, progress in the negotiations so far has included: the removal of proposed "national oversight bodies" (a priority in the UK negotiating position); relaxing unhelpful proposals on mandatory division into lots for SMEs (now "comply or explain"); and providing for greater access to the competitive procedure with negotiation.
In addition, it plans to let its users leverage their Pockit transaction/account data to secure a better credit score, and therefore cheaper credit and access to more competitive financial products.
It's moved from blind obedience to informed acquiescence, and it's just now moving to self-governance, but this study demonstrates it still has a long way to go to shed traditional authority hierarchies and gain access to significant competitive benefits.
