"competitor activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to any behavior or actions taken by a business's competitors. You might use it in a sentence like this: "We need to stay informed about our competitors' activity in order to create an effective strategy."
Simon Irwin at Liberum Capital said: The company says that this is in response to competitor activity.
"Keep an eye on competitor activity but not to the point that you are so busy looking over your shoulder that you don't focus on your brand," she added.
The critical success factors in the adoption of e-business are identified as: combining e-business knowledge, value proposition and delivery measurement, customer satisfaction and retention, monitoring internal processes and competitor activity, and finally building trust.
As shown in Fig. 2I, the DAXX-ATRX complex was gradually disrupted by the competitor peptides in a concentration-dependent manner, among which the Rassf1c peptide displayed the strongest competitor activity, followed by p53 and Mdm2 peptides.
In addition to tracking an organization's own portfolio, SMA helps organizations track competitor activity and how their customers are using their products and services, problems with products and services, how that organization is viewed, etc.
The business travel that is essential for establishing and maintaining sourcing relationships results in exposure to local trends, aesthetic preferences, competitor activities, and negotiation strategies.
These data allow customers to keep up with technological advances and competitor activities to prevent patent infringement and to ensure that their own research is new.
Just as you expect your accountant or lawyer to always be up to date on the latest laws and regulations, buyers expect sales reps to be knowledgeable about the latest product features and competitor activities.
In addition, manufacturers should always be careful about competitors activity.
Anecdotally, an account could have a public list for tracking their competitors' activity.
The fluctuation was largely a function of competitors' activities rather than of Scott's own promotions.
