"competing about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be involved in a competition or rivalry. Here is an example: The two companies are constantly competing about who has the best technology.
Wiesia Kuczaj, 32 Amateur racer "I started competing about six years ago and I used to have to travel all around the country to find races.
(Although if you saw someone juggling 40 flaming torches, would your main response be, Who the hell does he think he is?) But yes, Wallace was extremely competitive, even to the point of competing about not being competitive.
I guess sometimes it looks that way but most sports tend to keep themselves to themselves because we're all competing at different times and different venues and because we're competing about 40km outside of Beijing we're going to be living there rather than in the village.
People are competing about being busy.
Competing about our pregnant bodies turns into competing about our kids once they're born.
According to Selman, the episode mainly revolves around Homer and Marge competing about who is perceived as the most fun by Bart and Lisa, a situation that he thinks parents can identify with in real-life.
This reaction is reasonable for a society that tends to be more worried about literally competing than about actually winning.
And it's about social levelling, as it eliminates the need to compete about brands".
I started riding again five years ago and compete about 15 times a year.
It is as if writers compete about who can stretch the boundary further still".
Managers use this approach when they need to compete about how to use internal resources.
