The phrase "allow it to compete" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or opportunity for something to participate in a competition or contest.
Example: "In order to foster innovation, we must allow it to compete with existing solutions in the market."
Alternatives: "permit it to compete" or "let it compete."
Ford's rationale is that their innovations will create more demand and value for its products and allow it to compete with Google and Facebook, which are themselves competing in automotive-related services such as mapping, traffic notification, geopositioning, and social information.
And it revamped its own manufacturing to allow it to compete better against the Japanese.
The current situation is that the company is awaiting licensing in Italy and Spain, is already licensed in Denmark and now Germany, and we believe that the growth of its sports book will allow it to compete in other countries where exchanges may not be allowed.
The company hopes its large support staff will allow it to compete on service, especially for homeowners befuddled by technology.
The company is launching a major update to its service today that will allow it to compete with the likes of Asana even more effectively.
The company is launching a major update to its service today that will allow it to compete with the likes of Asana even more effectively.
Renting scooters or bikes from the same app as its car rideshare options would allow it to compete with dedicated last-mile provides like LimeBike and Bird that don't benefit from the customer cross-pollination.
Samsung lags Google and Apple on in-car entertainment and software systems (Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, respectively) so this deal will give it the kind of reach that could allow it to compete more evenly with its rivals inside the car.
Samsung lags Google and Apple on in-car entertainment and software systems (Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, respectively) so this deal will give it the kind of reach that could allow it to compete more evenly with its rivals inside the car.
