The phrase "access to competitors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing market analysis, business strategy, or competitive intelligence.
Example: "Our new software provides users with access to competitors' pricing models and product features."
Alternatives: "entry to rival companies" or "availability of competitor information".
We're saying we will provide access to competitors over our new network facilities, but we want to do it on terms that make sense".
AT&T said last month that it would stop advertising for consumers after a United States federal appeals court dismantled rules that gave it low-cost access to competitors' networks.
The Continent's largest operators — Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, France Télécom, Telefónica and Telecom Italia — have lobbied unsuccessfully for legislation that will give them guaranteed investment returns on new fiber networks they build, or the ability to simply refuse to lease access to competitors.
BRUSSELS — The European Commission said Tuesday that it was beginning new antitrust proceedings against Microsoft, saying the company had failed to live up to a three-year-old agreement to give users of its Windows software better access to competitors' Internet browser software.
And in any case, the Supreme Court ruling meant that cable firms did not have to provide access to competitors.By 2008 EarthLink and others like it, including groups within AT&T and Motorola, pulled the plug on nearly every network under construction in North America.
The new version lets users customize Yahoo with access to competitors like Facebook, the Wall Street Journal online and Gmail.
Davos should be a call to arms to break up big companies that abuse their market power and political access to keep competitors down and out.
Verizon, which is the dominant telephone company on the Eastern seaboard and operates in 30 states overall, is seeking to increase security at its central offices, where it is required by federal law to lease network access to its competitors.
In a titanic struggle that lasted a year and a half, AOL has forced British Telecom to offer unmetered access to local competitors throughout the land.
However the IAAF did have the power to veto its publication by Wada in return for allowing access to the competitors at Daegu.
Reaching 2 billion users across the globe and facilitating about 8 trillion dollars in e-commerce annually, the Internet affords market access to new competitors and revolutionizes daily transactions.
