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The phrase "at contests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to participation or presence in competitive events or competitions.
Example: "She has won several awards at contests throughout her career."
Alternatives: "during competitions" or "in tournaments".
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At contests, Lusk was often the first to test jumps.
Watch feats of gluttony at contests where people scarf it down.
"It's hard to stay on top of things each year at contests".
Soon, widely known snowboarders, including Keegan Valaika and Scotty Wittlake, were wearing Drink Water sweatshirts at contests and in videos.
Chuck Feld, another expert (he competed against Mr. Gowdy at Myrtle Beach), said the crowds at contests were routinely dumbfounded by the miracle of hard-packed sand.
"Here in Rhode Island we have a state law that an athletic trainer must be at contests, but most schools are in violation," Dr. John P. Sullivan, the University of Rhode Island's sports psychologist, wrote in an e-mail Tuesday.
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