"competition edge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "She put in extra hours at work to gain the competition edge and secure the promotion."
"If you don't learn the market now, get that competition edge and that footprint in the market, you'll be an outsider once the market becomes mature," Fong said.
It is reasonable to assume that the larger chromosomes have generally evolved from smaller ones (except for reductive evolution in parasites) by acquiring extra genes necessary for more complex structures (through differentiation) and contingency functions (e.g., secondary metabolism) that provide adaptability and a competition edge.
B1 WEEKEND E1-24 E25-34 ESCAPES F1-14 SPORTSFRIDAY D1-12 U.S. Win in Gymnastics American Carly Patterson, 16, won the women's gymnastics all-around competition, edging out Svetlana Khorkina of Russia.
The campaign of confusing, mixed messages has been underway for years but is attracting greater attention as market competition edges closer to reality.
Karen and Sarah Josephson of Bristol, Conn., twin sisters, today won the duet event in the Lotte Cup, an international synchronized swimming competition, edging the world champion team of Carolyn Waldo and Michelle Cameron of Canada.
The Vaqueros carded a 311 to record the lowest score in Monday's competition, edging College of the Canyons and Palomar College by one stroke each.
Timpson, who helped the Falcons place second in the team competition, edged out Richard Jeong of Arcadia by one stroke to become the latest Falcons player to win a league crown since Justin Yu won it 2008.
That is what the competitive edge of this competition brings.
Understand your competition and identify your competitive edge.
Hold competitions to keep a competitive edge over your opponents.
"We're doing it because we don't want to give the competition the edge". He said there would be no service charge for the Gristede's service.
