The phrase "are reasonably competitive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the competitiveness of products, services, or prices in a market context.
Example: "Our prices are reasonably competitive compared to other suppliers in the industry."
Alternatives: "are fairly competitive" or "are quite competitive."
Hodge Lifetime rates are reasonably competitive, but some older people may be able to get a cheaper loan.
Hagger says new savers should look to a regular savings account, where interest rates are reasonably competitive, although the terms and conditions are quite strict.
There are exporters here, aside from the normal natural resource and commodity exporters, who are gaining market share and are reasonably competitive.
But these deals aren't yet entirely good news for borrowers as its best deals are reasonably competitive but not that competitive.
"If Kimi goes and wins the next four races, he's going to have a 90-odd point lead over me so it's going to be tricky, but the good news is there are a lot of teams who are reasonably competitive and they are going to take points off each other.
As manufacturers, they can probably get better deals than individuals, so they can be reasonably competitive on price.
He adds that the Welcome mortgage is not the cheapest deal on the market, but is reasonably competitive, particularly when you bear in mind the low fee.
He has been healthy this year, guiding a young team that has been reasonably competitive, considering the expectations, with a 19-23 record since Memorial Day.
On the new maps drawn by the Legislature, only seven of those districts were reasonably competitive in the last general election for governor.
In that approach, computerized process equipment or flexible assembly procedures can be adjusted quickly and inexpensively so companies can make single-unit quantities of one-of-a-kind products at a cost that is reasonably competitive with the manufacture of similar, mass-produced items.
