The phrase "aims of competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or goals that drive competitive behavior in various contexts, such as business, sports, or economics.
Example: "The aims of competition in the marketplace often lead to innovation and improved services for consumers."
Alternatives: "goals of competition" or "objectives of competition".
One response to our photo competition suggested that if the aim of the competition is to generate discussion, provide a voice to the otherwise voiceless or help researchers better communicate their research, then not offering a monetary prize or financial incentive may not be problematic.
The state monopoly without any competition was replaced by a network of competitive independent non-profit providers, with the aim of encouraging competition between hospitals [ 30].
Gerard Lemos, executive chairman of the Payments Council said: "The service was designed to make life easier for customers by removing barriers to switching, with the aim of boosting competition in the banking sector.
The aim of the competition, in which 16 women vied for the title this year, is to fight the stigma that has become such a formidable obstacle in the fight against Aids.
Once doping became visible in form of a rider testing positive the case was, if possible (eg. through admittance of obviously back-dated prescriptions) managed away.' Up until 2006-2007 the aim of In Competition Tests was at least partially undermined by a number of deficiencies in the testing process.
The aim of the competition, according to Rosita Suenson of the European Space Agency, is to engage the public.
Reforms over the past year have significantly deregulated the Victorian taxi industry, specifically via the removal of expensive licensing fees (formerly costing up to $23 , 000per year) with the aim of increasing competition and decreasing fares.
Many critics are sceptical as to whether ICANN will achieve its stated aim of boosting competition and innovation, pointing to previous experiments with the likes of.aero,.travel and.museum, which have gone largely unused.
