"corporate competitiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the struggle between companies to out-do their competition in some area, such as price, quality, or innovation. For example, "The corporate competitiveness of this industry is intense, as companies continually strive to develop better products at a lower price."
Product design has become crucially important for corporate competitiveness and long-term survival.
HOW much does information technology really contribute to economic productivity and corporate competitiveness?
They would like to say that environmental regulation can actually improve corporate competitiveness.
Critics worry that the focus on corporate competitiveness gives other goals short shrift.
But in that case, American officials could argue that national security, not corporate competitiveness, was the goal.
Proof for a positive impact of carbon pressure on organizational capabilities and corporate competitiveness in the context of climate change cannot be established.
Yet many of the themes it embraces –revenue neutrality, AMT repeal, corporate tax competitiveness and progressive tax increases may become law if the Democrats capture the White House in 2008.
Income tax punishes the middle class, value-added tax is riddled with anomalies (pet food is charged at 7%, baby food 19%) and corporate tax saps competitiveness.
Environmental stewardship need not be an economic burden, they emphasize; on the contrary, investing in sustainability can enhance corporate and national competitiveness.
LISTEN to the growing cries of despair coming from some leading business people, and you might imagine that corporate America's competitiveness could be the next victim of the global financial crisis.
(For the full list, see the sidebar "Energy and Environmental Policy Proposals"). These two proposals are aimed specifically at driving innovations to deliver cleaner and cheaper energy—something that will be critical to U.S. corporate and national competitiveness in the years to come.
