The phrase "advantage of competitors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or strengths that one competitor has over another in a business context.
Example: "To succeed in this market, we must analyze the advantage of competitors and identify areas where we can improve our offerings."
Alternatives: "edge over competitors" or "benefit from competitors".
And the Chinese government has been quick to use its heft to take advantage of competitors in other areas.
The chief rule: Do not use market power to manipulate prices or take unfair advantage of competitors.
But Mr. Brolin's firm, Churchill Schwartz, is modeled on Goldman Sachs, ruthlessly taking advantage of competitors in ways that are — how to put this? — ethically challenged.
On the other hand, some lenders have said they remain committed to student lending and may be taking advantage of competitors' distress to try to build market share.
| Jamie Dimon sent a message to high-ranking JPMorgan Chase employees urging them not to take advantage of competitors and instead to try to improve the bank's own standards, Reuters reports, citing unidentified people at the bank who have seen the memo.
Some firms are taking advantage of competitors' suffering to grow their businesses while other brands are holding onto customers by sticking to quality merchandise and reasonable prices.
And that's why, regardless of the short-term advantages of competitors, the web will eventually rise to the top.
Those advantages normally have to be pretty large in order to overcome the home court advantage of local competitors.
But his chief motive in taking on the great début de siècle industrial combinations was a growing conviction that they were taking unfair advantage of their competitors and customers.
"Not every financial company toppled during the 2008 crisis, and some seized the opportunity to take advantage of weaker competitors in the midst of the tumult".He has a point.
By now corporate general counsel are well along in the process of disaggregating traditional law firms, taking advantage of new competitors such as Axiom and Lawyers on Demand, which reduce costs and increase efficiency through technology, streamlined workflow, and alternative staffing models.
