The phrase "achieving competitiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing business strategies, market positioning, or performance improvement.
Example: "The company's focus on innovation and quality is essential for achieving competitiveness in the global market."
Alternatives: "gaining a competitive edge" or "attaining market competitiveness."
To achieve competitiveness with commercial polyamide membranes, several challenges required for continued improvements and commercialization are discussed.
This highlights the importance of value creation in Design for SC (DfSC) in order to achieve competitiveness.
The move to achieve competitiveness and unique offerings have resulted in the switch from a product to a Product Service Systems (PSS) business model.
Those disturbances usually degrade the performance of the system, causing the loss of productivity and business opportunities, which are crucial roles to achieve competitiveness.
In view of the unprecedented devastation of the Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE), the psychological overreaction tends to emphasize the safety aspects at the expense of the basic principle of designing industrial supply chains that achieve competitiveness and robustness simultaneously.
"Spain can only achieve competitiveness through the sustainable growth of the investment in R&D," he says.
Among the available strategies lean, green and resilient are considered as new management strategies for the supply chain management to achieve competitiveness.
In order to achieve competitiveness, Serbia -- among other countries with developing tech industries -- must create a skills-based labor market and meet the modern economy requirements by connecting employees with domestic or international potential employers.
In order to achieve competitiveness and coherence of international rail transport it is important to harmonise the Convention concerning International Carriage by Rail (COTIF) and the Organisation for Cooperation of Railways (OSJD).
To achieve competitiveness, productivity, efficiency and growth, managers need to work towards establishing a healthy organizational culture.
The two goals of this regional policy were to give all regions the opportunity to make optimal use of available resources and thus achieve competitiveness (efficiency), and to provide all individuals more similar standards of living (equity).
