The phrase "actions of competitors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the behavior or strategies employed by rival businesses in a particular market or industry.
Example: "To stay ahead in the market, we must closely monitor the actions of competitors and adapt our strategies accordingly."
Alternatives: "behavior of rivals" or "conduct of competitors".
Kraft declined to comment, saying it does not "speculate on potential actions of competitors".
The events that have shaped Exchange include Microsoft's corporate directions and strategy, hardware performance and capability, the needs of customers, the actions of competitors, and the evolution of the Internet.
In the first session, the management committee debates and reaches agreement on the relevant facts information on the profitability of key markets, the actions of competitors, the purchase behavior of customers, and so on and a limited set of viable strategy alternatives.
Continually review and update business plans to take account of the actions of competitors or changing markets.
This mirrors the actions of competitor Kronenbourg which has also introduced Premier Cru and Blanc to go with its '1664' marque.
If they take actions ahead of competitors, they are more likely to gain first-mover advantages such as building relationships with customers and establishing distribution channels (Hughes and Morgan 2007; Wiklund and Shepherd 2005).
As the accelerated process of marketization and social and economic transformation bring a series of opportunities and challenges, companies should improve the level of entrepreneurial orientation to enhance corporate value by adopting new technology and managerial methods, taking risks in dynamic environments and taking actions ahead of competitors.
Daley said companies' behaviour was made more stark by the actions of certain competitors.
On the suggestion that S.& P. put a premium on being first in its ratings, she said the ratings were based on the analysts' views and not on the actions of its competitors.
"We are doing the calculations and assessing the impact, and on the other hand watching the actions of our competitors," said Kenneth Hsu, a spokesman for the China operations of Ford Motor, which sell everything from compact cars with 1.6-liter engines to Lincoln Navigator full-size S.U.V.'s with 5.4-liter engines.
Some may indicate areas they might explore in the future, but others are meant more to defend their position against the actions of their competitors.
