The phrase "competed to date" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a past event or series of events in which someone or something participated in a competition up until the present date. Example: Our company has competed in several industry-wide challenges to date, consistently placing in the top three positions.
"The secret to the show was getting that right mix of characters willing to compete to win the date".
There are a multitude of fashion news sites on the web that compete to provide up to date news on emerging designers, trends, sales and the hottest stores and boutiques to find collections.
In 1963 a group of Marines decide to celebrate their last evening stateside, in San Francisco, by holding a dogfight — a long-standing tradition in which men compete to recruit the ugliest date for a party.
Back on the date, three people compete to get Jojo out of a fake burning building, Grant, Wells, and Luke.
This corresponds to a TON of about 2200, unrivalled by competing organocatalytic systems to date.
VMIX says has received a total of $26 Million in venture funding to date and competes with competes with KickApps, VSocial, and Reality Digital, among others.
The seven planned episodes of the Web series will spoof "The Bachelorette" and other romance-centric reality competition shows on television by presenting 18 hunky young men competing for a chance to date Joan Rivers, who is advised during her "journey" — the Web series mockingly appropriates the trappings of its target — by her daughter.
Most small-molecule kinase inhibitors discovered to date compete with ATP.
The effort to reconstruct the evolutionary interrelationships of these eight major lineages of Mollusca has resulted in several competing phylogenetic hypotheses, but to date none of the interrelationships could be unambiguously resolved for the above-mentioned class-level taxa (Fig. 1; see also [ 1]).
She is the only player to compete in all W.N.B.A. seasons to date.
