The phrase "as the competition between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rivalries or comparisons between entities, such as companies, teams, or individuals in a competitive context.
Example: "As the competition between the two tech giants intensifies, consumers are eagerly awaiting the latest innovations."
Alternatives: "as the rivalry between" or "as the contest between".
Ms. Sandberg's appointment comes as the competition between Google and Facebook intensifies.
Some battles are already shaping, such as the competition between commuters and freight haulers on the highway.
As the competition between Google, Overture and others heats up, Google's profit margins will fall.This may already be happening.
A hot race could also significantly increase turnout, as the competition between Mr. Reagan and Mr. Ford did.
Since the mid-1990's, as the competition between local television stations has become more intense, helicopters have given viewers a bird's-eye view of every conceivable event, with high-speed chases often the most dramatic.
"As tests have become higher-stakes tests, as the competition between kids for scholarships and college entrance has increased, the likelihood of kids looking for ways to beat the system — to cheat — has increased," said Henry Grishman, superintendent of Jericho Public Schools on Long Island, which has 3,200 students.
That will make them cheaper, as well as reducing the competition between foods and biofuels.Trees, meanwhile, are the province of firms such as ArborGen, of Summerville, South Carolina.
Six companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange, including Hewlett-Packard and Charles Schwab, confirmed yesterday that they had decided to list their stocks on the Nasdaq market as well, increasing the competition between the two equity markets.
It was almost as if the competition between the Red Sox and the Yankees had become so intense, after two epic league championship series, that they were each afraid to walk away from any potential star.
And he said a government-run public option should not kill private insurers, but rather force them to be more competitive, even going so far as to compare the competition between them toFedEx, UPS and the Postal Service.
As an example, the competition between FPP and Fluoro-probe for UPPS is shown in Figure 3A.
