"competitive move" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
You can use it to describe a decision by an individual or company that is intended to gain an advantage against a competitor. For example, "The corporation made a competitive move by cutting prices to attract more customers."
Nokia began giving away professional GPS navigation software on 10 of its smartphones on Thursday, matching a competitive move by Google.
But Mr. Sharma said T-Mobile's petition may simply be a competitive move to keep Verizon, the stronger player in wireless, from becoming even stronger.
In the first competitive move in what may become an A-list booking-war blitz, David Letterman has landed the comedian and film star Robin Williams as the first guest when "The Late Show" returns to CBS television Wednesday night.
"It's a competitive move to differentiate their product offerings," said Sara Mason Ader, who edits The Cerulli Edge, a research newsletter published by Cerulli Associates, financial services consultants based in Boston.
Southwest, the healthiest company in an increasingly sickly industry, does not know what its next major competitive move will be, because it will probably result from another airline's severe misfortune.
James: I'm sure we're going to see some big competitive moves out of them.
We've heard rumors there may be yet more aggressive competitive moves up its sleeve.
Pricing strategy cannot exist in a vacuum and must take into account anticipated competitive moves.
Cooper believes that poor sales, a desire to upstage competitive moves and new product releases all contributed to some select lower prices.
BusinessWeek is positing that recent competitive moves by like the release of the Nexux One could have something to do with the decision to pursue another partner.
