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"dominate competition" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "The new company is determined to dominate competition in the technology industry."
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In Asia, China, Japan, and Korea dominate competition.
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That is especially important now that Tiger Woods, whose appeal transcended golf, no longer dominates competition the way he once did.
By the end of the decade, the basketball team and the band, often sharing players, dominated competition.
For a guy who dominates competitions that most people regard as sideshows, Joey doesn't seem to seek out publicity and rarely brags.
That, I suppose, should make everyone feel a bit better about the fact that Ellis is once again facing similar skepticism, as the Americans haven't exactly dominated competitions since then.
These two dominate the competition, and the state with the third most wins is Illinois, with twenty-nine.
Even since the collapse of the Soviet empire, Russian athletes have continued to dominate international competition in these areas.
Because he did not dominate the competition, his reputation suffered, but Pletcher saw the race as a positive.
Great Britain's Jessica Ennis stands just 800 metres away from Olympic heptathlon gold after she continued to dominate the competition.
The Russian men are expected to dominate the competition and collect a fourth consecutive team saber title.
He eventually wrote up his findings in a six-hundred-and-thirty-page textbook, "Designing Casinos to Dominate the Competition," which distills his research into thirteen design rules.
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