"competitive outcomes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or process where participants are attempting to achieve results or results through competition or rivalry. For example: "The athletes all wanted to achieve the best possible competitive outcomes."
Although we cannot identify light as the only limiting resource, we show that this resource-based approach using light interception levels in monoculture (a measure of resource reduction) predicted short-term competitive outcomes, and confirm that competition for light was asymmetric.
While we cannot exclude additional competition for other resources, we found that there was strong asymmetric competition for light and that short-term competitive outcomes could be well predicted by differences in the percentage of intercepted incident light of each species in monoculture.
"Competitive Outcomes in the Data Market: Statistical Estimation in a Strategic Setting".
"When reaching its provisional findings, the Competition Commission should recognise that the large company audit market currently produces competitive outcomes for large companies and investors," PwC said.
Competitive Outcomes in the Data Market: Statistical Estimation in a Strategic Setting, Talk or presentation, 24, August, 2017.
In a 'strong no-power' design persistently competitive outcomes are observed in markets with three or four sellers.
Based on competitive outcome and aggressivity (AG), maize hybrids differed in their competitiveness.
Although the relative virulence of a P. ramosa isolate/clone appears to be a good indicator of its competitiveness during multiple infections, the relative dose may alter the competitive outcome.
"There does need to be some change but also deliver a competitive outcome for agricultural and other sectors that rely on backpackers," he said.
Alterations to the speed of kill and pathogen life history characteristics can influence the competitive outcome and persistence between wildtype and modified strains.
Weed problems are currently solved by using inputs such as herbicides and soil tilling and by improving our knowledge of the ecophysiological process governing weed infestations and their competitive outcome on crop yield.
