The phrase "high profile competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to contests or events that involve competitors of high status and prestige. For example, "The winner of the Nobel Prize is usually someone who has been involved in a high profile competition with the other nominees."
Ashley Giles, the Lancashire cricket director and head coach, said: "This is a good move for Stephen who will gain valuable experience playing in such a high profile competition".
European frustration over the delay will likely add extra edge to the high profile competition between Airbus and Boeing for leadership in the airliner market, which has become a feature of the Farnborough and Paris air shows.
"It's a high profile competition and it's exciting times and more experiences for the boys - the more the better.
Explore our interactive chart to see where Ye's performance ranks against those of swimmers at similarly high profile competitions between 2010 and 2012.
With Mr. Monti's departure certain, rumors were rife about who would replace him in the high-profile competition department.
Mr. Arad's design, featuring two reflecting pools where the twin towers stood, was selected after a high-profile competition in January 2004, when he was 34.
There was plenty of lighthearted banter about such things, but also an undercurrent of seriousness, for this is a team of rivals about to enter a high-profile competition as preseason allies.
And this week's event, coming on the heels of the federation's annual meeting in Edinburgh this month, had the potential to serve as a symbolic kickoff to four years of high-profile competition leading up to the Athens Games.
As if the ignominy of losing such a high-profile competition isn't bad enough, teams often flail around trying to figure out what to do with the runner-up.
The latest round of Race to the Top was open only to nine states that were finalists in last year's high-profile competition for $4 billion in federal money.
When a performing arts center was first planned for the former World Trade Center site, four cultural organizations were chosen after a high-profile competition to anchor a complex that would make ground zero a new and vibrant cultural destination.
