"competition reports" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to reports that provide detailed analyses of a competition, such as a sports match or a business venture. For example, "We received several competition reports from our data analytics team."
Zimmerman's suit claims trademark infringement, cybersquatting (which is the practice of registering well-known or brand names as Internet domains to resell them for profit), and unfair competition, reports the Hollywood Reporter.
For a complete list of clinical problems and solutions developed by student teams over the program's history, as well as success stories for projects being adopted into market, please refer to our published competition reports [15,16], as well as the Bench-to-Bedside website for the most recent devices (http://healthsciences.utah.edu/center-for-medical-innovation/students/bench-to-bedside.php).php
I should therefore like to ask the Commissioner to try also to include this dimension of the effects of competition in future competition reports.
To fill out the ranks some groups even try to lure singers away from the competition, reported Carol Morse, co-president of the Hudson Valley Singers in Hastings-on-Hudson.
In a letter to the Guardian, Monitor's chief executive, David Bennett, said no drafts of the competition report had been written.
Considering the historic apathy of the British public when it comes to switching their bank accounts, it seems apt that those tasked with writing a competition report on the topic don't seem in a terrible hurry to conclude.
In an effort to gather more useful information for its next mobile wireless competition report, the FCC announced (pdf) yesterday a Notice of Inquiry that seeks to enhance its analysis of competitive conditions in the mobile wireless market.
More than 500 software professionals from 30 countries around the world participated in the quarterly competition, reporting a total of 908 technical, functional and GUI bugs in the web and mobile apps of NBC, CBS, Fox and ABC.
An in-depth study that followed the apps submitted for the 2011 competition reported that only 35% of the applications could be verified as still working one year later.
The probability law used to construct the structured competition gave the proportions of horses in the different levels of competition reported in Table 4 (averages over 50 replicates).
As far as Member State financing is concerned, state aid should contribute to the development of public transport in the common interest, and the Commission shares the thinking of the draft resolution about increasing transparency in the financing of public transport, especially by improving the data provided in the annual competition report and in state aid reports.
