The phrase "amazing competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a contest or event that is particularly impressive or exciting.
Example: "The annual science fair showcased an amazing competition among the brightest young minds in the region."
Alternatives: "incredible contest" or "fantastic rivalry".
"It tops off an amazing competition for me and for Wales".
"I am speechless, it's been a really tough week, amazing competition from Jonas and everybody, but this was the time to do it, in front of a home crowd," said Ainslie afterwards.
That is what the FA Cup is all about and what makes it such an amazing competition.
This Six Nations is turning into an amazing competition, not only for the outcome of the title or the Grand Slam but for the World Cup.
Been there has hosted some amazing competitions over the years, including this year's photo competition with a prize of an expenses-paid trip to Churchill in Manitoba, Canada, on a photo assignment for Guardian Travel.
After the race, the 25-year-old said: "This is one of the most amazing competitions I've ever been a part of, it's been a privilege to be here.
It took a supreme effort to stop thinking and begin enjoying the most amazing sporting competition I had ever been a part of.
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It depends on what economic policy is chosen and our commitment to understanding that we are in an amazing global competition for the brightest minds.
If individual sports like swimming can opt to have team formats, why can't one of the ultimate team sports -- basketball -- introduce an amazing individual competition?
