The phrase "restriction of competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, business regulations, or antitrust discussions.
Example: "The new law aims to prevent any restriction of competition in the marketplace."
Alternatives: "limitation on competition" or "curtailment of competition."
"Such behavior, if established, may constitute a restriction of competition and lead to higher prices and deterioration of security of supply," the commission said.
Regulation 10 makes whatever Monitor judges to be an "unnecessary" restriction of competition, illegal, effectively closing down the current option of one state body (a commissioning group) making a new arrangement without competition with another (an NHS trust).
The commission said that, if established, Gazprom's practices "may constitute a restriction of competition and lead to higher prices and deterioration in security of supply.
Some time ago, we ran a survey on a blog asking, "What is a restriction of competition?" Someone replied, "Whatever DG COMP thinks it is". The European Commission has almost full discretion over antitrust in unilateral conduct cases.
Thus, operations by cooperatives could be exempted only under the general competition rules, if the conditions, i.e. creation of efficiencies, benefits for consumers, no disproportionate restriction of competition, are fulfilled.
(47) For the purposes of ensuring that there is no distortion or restriction of competition in the electronic communications markets, national regulatory authorities should be able to impose remedies aimed at preventing leverage of significant market power from one market to another, closely related, market.
Contractual bans of so-called passive online sales are therefore considered hardcore restrictions of competition".
It will have a power to tackle specific abuses and restrictions of competition that act against patients' interests.
Additionally, it attends to competition law, which protects the free and self-determined action of all market participants against unfair practices and restrictions of competition.
The fines follow the Commission's ecommerce sector inquiry, which reported in May 2017, and showed that resale-price related restrictions are by far the most widespread restrictions of competition in ecommerce markets, making competition enforcement in this area a priority — as part of the EC's wider Digital Single Market strategy.
The fines follow the Commission's ecommerce sector inquiry, which reported in May 2017, and showed that resale-price related restrictions are by far the most widespread restrictions of competition in ecommerce markets, making competition enforcement in this area a priority — as part of the EC's wider Digital Single Market strategy.
