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Discover Ludwig"few competitors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a small number of competitors in a competition or a business setting. For example, "We are one of the few competitors in this market, so we have to strive to stay ahead of the competition."
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Ms. Undercofler's group has few competitors.
(A few competitors have sprung up since).
Unlike in California, Crutchfield still faces few competitors in Canada.
But few competitors ever plan for what may happen next.
Having few competitors doing what he does helps his performance, he said.
There, the Red Lionfish (Pterois volitans) dominates, and has few competitors and would-be attackers.
(Because there are so few competitors over 90, age-graded scores are still guesswork).
Few Competitors Outside the movies, art crime can be awfully mundane.
He sees few competitors, although he name-checks BuzzFeed, Dazed & Confused and NME.
But in 1993, when the HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival began, there were few competitors.
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We would welcome a few [competitors] in this space to educate the market".
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