'strength competition' is correct and can be used in written English.
You may use it to describe a situation in which people test and compare their strength, such as a weightlifting contest. For example: The annual town strength competition was fierce this year, with many contestants hoping to win the prize for the most weight lifted.
The Great Outdoor Games, a four-day skills and strength competition created and organized by ESPN, will return for its second year, beginning Thursday in Lake Placid, N.Y.
He will bring strength, competition and a goalscoring threat to our midfield".
Direct control of field localization comes via control of the Parseval strength competition between the different Fourier components characterizing a lattice.
They're especially ideal for the feats of strength competition.
Toy fights, mud, toilet humour, shows of strength, competition, what can seem like relentless energy, noise, thrill seeking and bravado are all things that should be celebrated about boys' characters.
The excessive drinking naturally lead to feats of strength competitions which included lifting the head of the family in the air.
Challenge your contestants to outdo each other in strength competitions.
"Neon Demon" or no "Neon Demon," this has been one of the most consistent, strength-to-strength competition programs in some time.
Initially a linear mixed model was run to test the strength of competition between genotypes within pots; fixed factors included competition (presence/absence of competitors) and the competitive group of the focal plant from which phenotypic measurements were taken.
In general, competitive interactions will be determined by the strength of competition and the ability of the competitors to diversify.
"Quality starvation" of hosts would be expected to increase the strength of competition for limiting elements between hosts and parasites, and the net outcome of this enhanced competition would depend on the demands of the host and the parasite for the limiting nutrient [ 12].
