"healthy competitiveness" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is generally used when discussing the kind of competition that is seen as beneficial, in that it produces a greater sense of self-worth or better results without resorting to negative behavior. For example: "We encouraged healthy competitiveness among our employees, which helped to motivate them to take on bigger challenges and produce better results."
Alan Parker's 1980 film fantasy about the school, "Fame," captured some of P.A.'s atmosphere of healthy and not so healthy competitiveness; and the star of the movie, Irene Cara, as the ambitious, albeit guileless, Coco Hernandez, provided a bit of seedy titillation by taking off her dress and singing the Oscar-winning theme.
Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras insisted on Thursday that Greece was on track for economic recovery, having made "huge progress," and he told Parliament that the government's privatization program was being pursued "based on the public interest, the promotion of healthy competitiveness and the creation of new jobs".
Wide-open offices boost collaboration and healthy competitiveness, while long, straight "Main Street" corridors allow employees to scooter back and forth.
This enabled what I see as key behaviours for success to be amplified between the individuals and companies within this studio set up, such as blue sky thinking, collaboration, problem solving and healthy competitiveness.
Healthy competitiveness means that one works hard and does one's best in love, friendship and work to attain one's goals.
While a boss who encourages healthy competitiveness within an environment where everyone has equal chances of proving themselves can be a positive motivational strategy, the boss's expectations become problematic where he or she is "playing favorites" and is actively creating a divisive, mistrusting workplace culture that damages team spirit.
"At a time when exports, inward investment and funding from a genuine range of broadcasters play a vital role in fueling UK production and driving growth in the wider broadcasting sector, the UK's global competitiveness and ability to incentivise healthy competition is crucial".
Acknowledging whether or not you're in an organization that encourages healthy competition or is fostering extremely negative competitiveness is a vital starting point.
I love the creative, healthy, happy competitiveness that's going on in the genre at the moment.
But behind the scenes, the ethos amongst the staff was "the extra mile" and within such a young evolving cohort, a healthy zest of competitiveness remained.
On the other hand, a healthy dose of competitiveness about standard things, such as getting a good promotion or winning a triathlon is fine.
