The phrase "an additional competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra contest or event that is being added to a schedule or list of activities.
Example: "The organizers decided to include an additional competition to attract more participants and enhance the event's appeal."
Alternatives: "an extra competition" or "a supplementary competition".
Preventing an influx of additional competition would be valuable for the big existing carriers, so they may bid aggressively enough that no new carriers will win significant licenses at the auction.
"This is a way to introduce additional competition, which will result in lower prices and greater innovation".
The 21-year-old moved to north London from Roma for £25.7m in the summer, however, despite his substantial fee, Lamela is yet to start a Premier League game, with the emergence of England winger Andros Townsend providing additional competition for a starting role.
Mata would certainly bring additional competition to an area of the field where so many feel the Red Devils are deficient.
There has been additional competition from an unexpected source: the Metropolitan Opera, whose hugely popular movie-theatre broadcasts may be siphoning off some of the audience for local opera.
Intel is lining up the next generation of its mobile chipset — which will include LTE support — and appears committed to its second crack at the smarphone market, so the arrival of additional competition into an already difficult market may also have contributed to TI's decision to focus elsewhere.
Le Anne Schreiber, the former ombudsman for ESPN, said a TMZ sports site would create additional competition for fans who crave "celebrity scandal, sports-style".
"As long as the consortium is structured in a way that does not reduce competition, and results in additional competition, the consortium should survive antitrust scrutiny," said Andre Barlow, a lawyer at Doyle Barlow & Mazard in Washington.
It is reasonable to postulate that the same mechanism used to deal with the competition that exists among phonologically similar words within a given language is sufficient to deal with the additional competition that might arise from phonologically similar words in another language.
