"capital competition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which various businesses or corporations compete with each other to acquire resources, such as money, land or contracts. For example, "The capital competition for new oil drilling rights was fierce."
"We are convinced that Santander is going to bring capital, competition and dignity to a sector that has a lot of room for growth".
These included human capital, competition and regulatory reform (Council of Australian Governments [COAG], 2006).
However, China's market economy did not grow directly from the spontaneous development of capital and capital competition but from the redistributive economy.
They are in London, at an event called Seedcamp Week - a sort of networking event, venture capital competition and problem-solving session all rolled into one.
Six major forces, which they call the six C's, are pushing clean technology into the mainstream: costs, capital, competition, China, consumers, and climate.
Pernick and Wilder identify six major forces, which they call the six C's, that are pushing clean technology into the mainstream and driving rapid growth and expansion: costs, capital, competition, China, consumers, and climate.
Snow escape Sofia is clear winner in the nearest-ski-slope-to-a-European-capital competition (with the exception of Vaduz in Liechtenstein).
So don't scoff at the eager MBA students scrambling to enter school-sponsored venture-capital competitions: their efforts may be more promising, in terms of job creation, than much of what Mr Obama can offer.
In a sense, it has now become the capital of competition, housing the country's most important regulatory agencies: the Federal Cartel Office and the Federal Network Agency, a body overseeing competition in telecoms, railways and energy.
I led the school's team in the sustainable venture capital investment competition.
Yet there is a continuing need among small businesses for capital, while competition is limited.
