The phrase 'competition format' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the structure of a competition or the way in which it is organized. For example, "The competition will be run in a knockout format, with each team playing a single match against each other team."
The competition format has fueled major successes in business.
This resulted in recent changes to the competition format in the Big Air, halfpipe and snowboardcross disciplines, Looze said.
"The English and the French clubs for some time now have been proposing a structure that ensures a fairer competition format, and a fairer financial distribution.
A fall can make the crucial difference in this competition format, where every score counts, and Ukraine were back in the hunt.
This competition format may seem antithetical to the public's idea of figure skating, but, in fact, many in the sport already view skateboarders and ski jumpers as their natural compatriots.
Netball Australia are expected to finalise a broadcast rights deal and the new competition format in the coming days, with a public announcement on the competition next week in conjunction with Netball New Zealand.
Lego is developing reality competition formats and will be launching a TV series in 2015.
Infantino, who stands for re-election next year, is expected to present plans to generate up to £19 billion through two fresh competition formats, one for the international game and the other for the elite clubs.
They also wanted direct involvement in competition formats such as the World Cup.
As well as this romantic musical mash-up, CJ ENM has two other musical competition formats headed overseas.
McCafferty added that he hopes discussions can commence soon regarding "the future of European cup rugby, including qualification, competition formats and ambition to expand into new markets".
