The phrase "competing projects" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to multiple projects or initiatives that are in competition with each other, often for limited resources or attention. Example: "The company is struggling to choose between two competing projects - one that promises immediate profits and one that focuses on long-term growth."
But some of the most powerful energy companies in Europe are involved in competing projects.
And, the instant he did, Xerox cancelled the competing projects and gave him the green light.
The two competing projects would use existing pipelines in Turkey rather than building a dedicated route.
But there is a long list of competing projects in the state, officials say.
And at least two fellow developers are well along with plans for competing projects.
A positive detection of dark matter, either with her detector or competing projects, Dr. Aprile said, is "within reach".
In the meantime, Mr. Bajnai's government is keeping its options open by also supporting Moscow's competing project, South Stream, which would bring gas from Russia via the Black Sea, skirting Ukraine.
Russia is backing a competing project called South Stream, a pipeline that would run underneath the Black Sea and deliver huge amounts of Russian gas to the Union, bypassing Ukraine.
Why wouldn't my father have the same notoriety?" When Paul Schrader first got involved with "Auto Focus" in March 2001, he was told by Sony Classics not to contact Scotty or Patti, since they were considered litigious and had a competing project.
"When we go to these poor people we explain this is being done to discover new ways to treat disease," said Rafaele Sestu, a local physician who is involved in data collection for a competing project.
Two co-founders of the plan to build a Muslim community center and mosque in downtown Manhattan have begun exploring a new, and possibly competing, project: an interfaith cultural center that they said might be located at the currently proposed site, two blocks from ground zero, or elsewhere in the neighborhood.
