The phrase "available the competition" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "Our new product is now available to the competition for review."
Alternatives: "accessible to competitors" or "offered to the competition".
I suppose Google thinks it would be pretty ridiculous to debut a new OS with a new device, with only web apps available, when the competition will have a million-seller with 180,000 apps already available.
With a place in the Club World Cup available for the competition winner, the Galaxy – probably the most globally ambitious of any MLS club – probably place greater emphasis on this competition than any of their peers.
He describes the schools minister, Jim Knight - who was key to making the schools data available for the competition - as a great fan of the taskforce who understands the Free Our Data message.
Yes, there are fellowships available, but the competition is extremely intense.
Until now, little information is available on the competition mechanisms to explain the complex multiple pollutant adsorption by ytterbium doped nanoferrites.
More information about the 2010 Cleantech Open National Business Competition winners is available via the competition's winners site and competition's Youtube Channel.
The "Official" CBS application was pretty awful, but many users were under the impression that it was the only application available, leaving the competition in the dust.
Build Loyalty Among Consumers: Just like airlines fight over every available inch, the competition among startups in this space will only increase for a variety of structural economic reasons.
The nation's longstanding policy of doing research on the cheap with graduate students and postdocs now threatens that goal, as the supply of young scientists far exceeds the number of research-career opportunities available and the competition for funding becomes correspondingly more severe.
