The phrase "contest in class" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a competition or event that takes place within a classroom setting.
Example: "The students were excited to participate in the annual contest in class, showcasing their projects and talents."
Alternatives: "competition in class" or "classroom contest."
The following semester, I won the in-class contest during the first week and thought, O.K., order restored — maybe I'll run the table.
One of those teachers, Kyle Reiter, held a pi-memorization contest in his math class on Pi Day, 2010 — Elaine Vasquez won, with more than a hundred digits — and this year that was expanded into Pi Week for the entire school.
Though yesterday's 10-furlong contest represented a drop in class which he started 5-4 favourito to win, he completed his task with such conspicuous enthusiasm it took rider Kevin Manning some time to anchor him after the finish.
Tevez scored three goals and made two more in a one-sided contest where the gulf in class between the Premier League champions and the team at the bottom of the Championship was always apparent.
Instead it ran in the Grand Prix of Venezuela-Caracas in July 1955 and in many other contests, including a best in class in a 1956 race in Santa Barbara.
Native Ruler (3.05), not disgraced when taking a massive step up in class to contest the Dante, should be much more competitive in Friday's King Edward VII Stakes.
Jones pleaded no contest in February to a Class B misdemeanor charge of interfering with a police officer's duties last Aug.
In 1971, Bell also won the Piqua YMCA high school weight-lifting contest in the 165-pound class.
Imaging they are safe in their gated communities, the GOP and their masters see no need to moderate their greed, greed that has bled America down from the jewel (albeit flawed) of mankind's political achievements to a rancorous vituperative class contest in which half of the American public are being played for suckers by the GOP.
Morrison and Rhodes went into the finale in third place, with four other British boats breathing down their necks in one of the most fiercely contest classes in the GB team.
