"enhances competition" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to improve or strengthen the level of competition in a particular setting or industry. Example: "The new regulations implemented by the government are expected to enhance competition among telecommunications companies, resulting in more affordable and innovative services for consumers."
Such a step clearly benefits cluster members and enhances competition at the same time.
If we can keep him fit, it will give us a lot more options and enhances competition for places".
MIT President Charles M. Vest told a news conference at MIT, "I am very pleased to annmounce that the U.S. Department of Justice has informed MIT it will drop the antitrust case it brought against the Institute nearly thre years ago". Dr. Vest commented, "This decision enhances competition between colleges on the quality of education.
"Second, the settlement establishes guidelines under which colleges and universities can coordinate their financial aid practices in order to insure that their limited financial aid funds are awarded to qualified students solely on the basis of need". "This decision enhances competition between colleges on the quality of education," Dr. Vest said.
This proposal enhances competition, and should be allowed to take effect as soon as possible.
"It enhances competition by promoting our ability to compete in the marketplace where we are especially well positioned: in the convergence of search and display".
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.
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.
Both sides, they say, remain anchored to similar goals of enhancing competition and keeping markets open.
