The phrase "reasonable competition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to fair and just competition between individuals or companies. Example: "The market regulations aim to promote reasonable competition among businesses, ensuring a level playing field for all players."
For some more reasonable competition, you can also follow your friends.
Incapable ones could be replaced, creating reasonable competition and reducing costs to the minimum safe level.
Waze's chief executive, Noam Bardin, said in 2012 that Waze was "the only reasonable competition" to Google in real-time traffic information.
In baseball, the teams are franchises, their income is taxed by MLB and shared, to maintain reasonable competition between big city teams such as the Red Sox, and smaller teams.
Chelsea have decided that Arsenal have had it their way at the top of the table for long enough, and that they should finally offer some reasonable competition in the battle to provide the most overqualified loanee in British football.
"It's in New Zealand and Australia's best interests to help the international game develop," explains Taumaunu, 51. "At the moment the reality is that there are four teams internationally; three give us reasonable competition and the remainder don't, and unfortunately at the moment that includes Scotland.
They have reasonable domestic competitions and several players in western European leagues including a clutch at major clubs.
However, another study by Mellbye and Schuster suggested that QSI resistance does not spread when P. aeruginosa is grown in a minimal medium with bovine serum albumin (BSA) as the only carbon source, a competitive growth condition that has shown reasonable correlation with competition studies in animal infections and clinical isolates.
More striking, recent work by Kerwin Charles and Jonathan Guryan, of the University of Chicago, shows that, under certain reasonable conditions, market competition will not necessarily eradicate discrimination.
While their portfolio companies may find it difficult to raise additional capital to expand their businesses, venture capital firms may find it easier to make new investments at reasonable valuations as competition wanes.
"What's made this acceptable historically," she said, "is that they simply don't know it". Leading 401(k) providers contend that their fees are reasonable and that competition holds costs in check.
