The phrase "all levels of competitive" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The tournament is open to all levels of competitive players, from beginners to experts."
Alternatives: "all tiers of competition" or "all degrees of competitiveness".
The games are a break from the trench warfare of Knicks basketball battles, but for such gifted athletes, accustomed to a level of competitive excellence, chess brings its own frustrations.
The cumulative effect would be to spread good players around the league to achieve a level of competitive balance where "every well-run club has a regularly recurring reasonable hope of reaching postseason play" — the standard put forth by the Commissioner's Blue Ribbon Panel on Baseball Economics.
By effectively competing for the same microRNA, these lncRNAs exert a level of competitive inhibition.
Sorrell said his investigation found that hazing is pervasive at many levels of competitive hockey.
She announced her return to the highest levels of competitive tennis, after she had a child, with another Open title in 2009.
Main discordances were obtained with food matrices having high levels of competitive Gram negative microflora.
Eighteen experienced archers with relatively high levels of competitive anxiety were assigned to either a training group or a control group.
Today's competitive labour market requires high levels of competitive and physical performance from professionals that can result in stress and fatigue and may promote the occurrence of errors and work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) [1, 2].
Within the context of these variables this study examines the moderating effect of environmental pressures (i.e., levels of competitive and regulatory pressure) on the relationship between organizational culture and IT project performance.
In addition, MS-LDH exhibitsuperioror selectivity and higher adsorption capacity for U VI) ions in the presence of high concentration levels of competitive ions such as Na+, K+, Ca2+, and Mg2+.
