The phrase "rate competition" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or environment where individuals, companies, or other entities are competing against each other in terms of pricing or rates. Example: The insurance industry is facing fierce rate competition as multiple companies offer policies at lower and lower prices in order to attract customers.
The lack of rate competition has also allowed banks to keep their margins artificially fat.
Photoconductivity properties of the films were analyzed relating to the rate competition among photo-generation, recombination and trapping of carriers.
But BBC chairman Gavyn Davies has betrayed the corporation's true feelings towards the competition - for which it paid £200m - by saying he thought it had "become very much a second rate competition".
This model allows for the identification of the most important life-history traits of natural enemies (e.g., fecundity, longevity, attack rate, competition and dispersal), taking into account the costs and benefits for biocontrol practitioners.
This VAT change will have no impact on the corporate tax rate competition between European countries, however.
At any rate, competition is making for some interesting and versatile devices and it's a good time to be a gadget blogger.
"To that end the new management are already putting in place new measures to build on the already improved controls implemented at GCap and the company has not run premium rate competitions of this kind for the last 12 months".
They don't want to become cut-rate competition for their own concerts elsewhere.
Stop treating the Paralympics like pitiful seconds and more like the first-rate competition it is.
"Unfortunately, all the signs are that the FA Cup has now very much become a second-rate competition," Gavyn Davies told the Daily Mail.
BBC chairman Gavyn Davies has described the FA Cup as a "second-rate competition", delivering a hammer blow to the Football Association's hopes of negotiating a lucrative new deal for TV coverage of the tournament.
