"competition prize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when referring to a reward for winning a competition. For example, "Clara won the competition prize of a trip to Paris!".
At half-time the crowd booed when the stadium announcer informed them the competition prize was a season-ticket.
She asks him to sign first a giant skateboard - an MTV competition prize - then a 12-inch single of Frontin'.
This is an attempt to curb runaway deficit spending and restrict teams to income generated from broadcast rights, ticket sales, corporate sponsorships, merchandising and competition prize money.
In 2008 the festival began offering the Official Competition prize, a juried award given to a creative and cutting-edge film.
He also speaks highly of Pietersen having found him "a delightful young man" when he agreed to fill in for Flintoff in providing a competition prize years ago.
The Red Shoes give away competition prize draw (the "Prize Draw") is open to children aged 6 to 18, resident in the UK.
The awards precede the announcement of the in competition prizes on Sunday.
The competition prizes include signed artwork and a signed copy of the book.
Now 63, Mr. Alexeev studied at the Moscow Conservatory and won a string of competition prizes in the early 1970s.
Along with competition prizes, hunters can sell snake skins to Wood, and other businesses, for about $50 to $100 each.
On Wednesday the young Chinese pianist Jue Wang, the recipient of numerous competition prizes, began his recital with elegantly conceived performances of Ravel's Sonatina and Miroirs.
