The phrase "competitive services" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to services or products that are offered by a company or organization that are designed to compete with similar services or products offered by other companies. Example: Our company prides itself on providing high-quality and competitive services to our clients, ensuring that they receive the best value for their money.
Isn't it time we opened up these networks to real competition to lower prices and offer competitive services, such as à la carte cable programming?
The Surface Transportation Board said the $1.5 billion acquisition, announced last year, would not decrease competition in the rail industry, and no shippers would lose the option of competitive services because of the takeover.
India's market is far more competitive, services are basic and ARPU is below $5.
Deals are understood to have been struck with public service broadcasters including the BBC, ITV and Channel 5 but not, unsurprisingly, BSkyB which offers directly competitive services such as Now TV, with its own budget set-top box.
We also have increased operating costs, there have been increases in our investment for customer service, as well as network improvements to enhance our system's reliability and deliver competitive services".
Ad hoc cloud proliferate stakeholders to provide competitive services in a collaborative way.
"That same year, three other airlines started competitive service here in response to Southwest's entry.
And it says there is nothing wrong with a business having a profit margin on a convenient and competitive service.
The big five – Lloyds, RBS, HSBC, Barclays and Santander – hold 85 per cent of current accounts and so have little incentive to offer a competitive service.
Bloom.fm tweeted the news on Wednesday, claiming that "Apple just banned our ads because we're a competitive service to iTunes Radio and it is against Apple policy'.
Under the solution Mr. Spitzer proposed, a new competitor would get the slots only if it pledged to provide competitive service to upstate cities and smaller markets.
