The phrase "destroy competition" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to describe eliminating competition from a certain field or context. For example, "The multinational company has implemented several strategies to destroy competition and become the market leader in the industry."
Nevertheless, Behind the Candelabra screened as a competition entry at the Cannes film festival in May, and later debuted in UK cinemas.
The right to use your name and county of residence for the sole purpose of identifying you as the author of your entry and/or as a winner of the Competition.
Where an individual whose image is featured in a Competition entry is aged less than 18 years the entrant confirms that the parent or guardian of that individual has given the relevant consent.
The decision of GNM in all matters relating to the Competition is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
4. GNM accepts no responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury or disappointment incurred or suffered by you as a result of entering the Competition or accepting the prize.
You are responsible for the cost (if any) of sending your Competition entry to us.
We must show them that there are other ways to express disagreement, that their right to do so is dependent on the very freedoms that extremists seek to destroy.
But because we had other copies I was happy to destroy a copy in London".
The former European trade commissioner said: "For far too long, those who want to destroy Britain's interests and influence in Europe have been allowed to get away with murder with the lies and false propaganda they have poured out about the European Union and what it represents for our country.
We have to destroy 'Obamacare' by repealing it".
So they must destroy him, just as they tried destroying Clarence Thomas".
