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The phrase "are certainly competitive with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the competitiveness of two or more entities, such as products, services, or companies.
Example: "Our new smartphone features are certainly competitive with those of leading brands in the market."
Alternatives: "are definitely on par with" or "are truly comparable to".
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The dining options are certainly competitive with other commercial business class products, though, and so is the price: Round-trip fares start at just $1,500.
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Hull, who enjoyed a brief spell at the table's summit last week until results elsewhere went against them, and London, the conquerors of Wigan, were certainly competitive with each other in last night's bruising meeting.
It's certainly competitive with other assets.
With a starting price of $699, the device is certainly competitive from an economic standpoint, at the very least. .
The price, $249, is certainly competitive.
You might be able to get competitive financing, and the price is certainly competitive (an upper-line Altima SL runs $22,000).
Well, we're certainly not competitive with each other.
Cuts are certainly needed to make Airbus competitive.
While both are competitive and distinguished awards, the Rhodes Scholarship is certainly more competitive.
It's certainly a competitive space.
On the other hand, given how competitive colleges are with each other, they are certainly going to try".
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