The phrase "competition of strength" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a contest or rivalry in which individuals or groups compete to demonstrate their physical or emotional power. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as sports, business, or personal relationships. Example: The annual weightlifting competition was a fierce competition of strength, with athletes from all over the world showcasing their impressive abilities.
The host nation will enter the competition from a position of strength, as winners of this year's Oscar for best foreign-language film.
They're especially ideal for the feats of strength competition.
Toy fights, mud, toilet humour, shows of strength, competition, what can seem like relentless energy, noise, thrill seeking and bravado are all things that should be celebrated about boys' characters.
The excessive drinking naturally lead to feats of strength competitions which included lifting the head of the family in the air.
And yet we can also choose to set our ridiculous egos aside, stop puffing ourselves up trying to "be somebody" by maintaining policies of "strength" and "competition" and choose to be generous and inclusive.
While the definition of beauty has changed over the decades, from Rubenesque roundness to Twiggy thin, the fascination of an audience to muscular development is something that has occurred thousands of years when the Greeks and Romans built stadiums, including the stone amphitheater in Delphi and the Coliseum in Rome, for viewing feats of strength and competition.
Despite performing Jason Mraz's "I Won't Give Up" in the sing-off against Lauren Platt, the boys were kicked out of the competition on the strength of the public vote.
"They gave us a lot of strength for the competition".
NBC announced that show would inherit the old slot on Tuesdays occupied by "Smash," with two-hour episodes that will follow the network's one pillar of strength, the singing competition, "The Voice".
For the purists theirs was the greatest achievement of all, but in this age of such immense competition and strength in depth, the Federer quartet, which began with his third Wimbledon title last year, would be colossal.
