"enhance competition" is an appropriate phrase in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, one could say, "The government's decision to open up the market to foreign companies is expected to enhance competition in the industry."
The reform was intended to enhance competition among insurers.
This approach uses government to enhance competition and the free market, not control it.
"More can and should be done to enhance competition in the Marketplaces," Obama wrote.
Republicans say the private plans will enhance competition and efficiency in the Medicare market, saving money in the long run.
New York City's airports are already strained beyond their limits and crying out for more flights to enhance competition.
Mr Walsh also dismissed talk of BA "over-dominance" at Heathrow, saying that the BMI acquisition would actually "enhance competition".
Reforms to enhance competition, especially among professional services, worth 10% of GDP, would help to gin up productivity more generally.
A Microsoft-Yahoo merger would give Web publishers and online advertisers "a more competitive and compelling No. 2" to Google, thus enhancing competition and consumer welfare, said Bradford L. Smith, Microsoft's general counsel.
Would not the simplest, fairest measure to manage doping be to hold an All-Chemical Olympics?Athletes who wished to enhance their performance with various substances could compete secure in the knowledge that their enhancements were fully transparent to all and that they faced similarly enhanced competition.
Both sides, they say, remain anchored to similar goals of enhancing competition and keeping markets open.
The integration, according to experts, helps induce independent generators to build, providing new supplies and enhancing competition to lower prices.
