"competing facilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The city council debated about how to allocate resources among the competing facilities."
Separately, some hospitals or systems sought to grab business from their competitors by acquiring physicians who hospitalized their patients at competing facilities.
The market share of the considered firm declines in the number of competing facilities.
Traditionally, decadal studies help a particular discipline, such as astrophysics or geoscience, set priorities among competing facilities and projects.
If the number of established facilities and the number of competing facilities are equal, then market shares are nearly the same (especially, if many facilities are established).
In their study, a firm with several facilities aims to locate a new facility in a competitive market where competing facilities already exist.
cumulative choice probability of customers of segment (s in S_i) at node (i in I) who access service at competing facilities given that all potential facilities (j in J) are located, i.e., (zeta _{is} = sum _{lin M_i setminus J} (mathrm{e}^{widetilde{v}_{isl}} / sum _{m in M_i}mathrm{e}^{widetilde{v}_{ism}})).
In this example, we investigate the impact of the number of competing facility locations (left| M setminus Jright| ) and the number of facilities to be located (K).
It would also likely entail massive layoffs and downsizing, since GM and Chrysler had several overlapping brands and competing production facilities.
In spite of the risks, however, the large population and lack of competing medical facilities in the slums meant he could run a lucrative business, generating more income than some of the doctors at the major hospitals.
"The competition in Glasgow this weekend will be good for them - seeing the facilities, competing in the same facilities.
Now NIF will be coming into operation barely ahead of a competing laser facility under construction in France.
