"stimulating competition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a form of competition that is challenging and motivating. For example, "The students enjoyed the stimulating competition of the math tournament."
Deregulation is stimulating competition to manage Japan's vast savings, he reasons.
Stimulating competition this way will be more effective in increasing transparency and cutting prices than Labour's complete unpicking of vertical integration, which might push prices up.
Mr. Roberts is expected to discuss WorldCom's role in stimulating competition in the telecommunications industry, stressing the reasons why the company should survive, a person briefed on his testimony said.
This Article concludes by considering several means of stimulating competition in corporate law, including allowing firms to select different states for different aspects of corporate law and permitting private provision of law.
FDI has fostered much of the growth of processed foods and modern retailing in Mexico, either directly by increasing the size of the market, or indirectly by stimulating competition with domestic firms.
It advocates further, more radical reforms, including separating retail from investment banking, stimulating competition, improving corporate governance and crisis management, reducing complexity and curbing risk-inducing pay deals.
Richard Caborn, the former Labour sports minister, accused the government of seeking to rewrite history, saying he had specifically funded competitive sport by investing in 450 school sports partnerships, responsible for stimulating competitions between schools in local areas.
The coming of jet transport stimulated competition.
"They keep saying an auction stimulates competition.
It is now introducing measures to stimulate competition.
"Far from trying to foreclose the market, we are trying to stimulate competition to grow demand".
