The phrase 'strengthen competitiveness' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, a company may strive to "strengthen its competitiveness in the market by introducing a more efficient production process."
We can still build a very fair agreement so that we can increase and strengthen competitiveness between our two nations.
The PSS design model may help the company to innovate, strengthen competitiveness and assure the desired profit.
The proposed model enables fully integrated applications, using big data to enhance hospitality decision making as well as strengthen competitiveness and improve strategies performance.
The European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund, collectively known as the troika, said there had been "good progress toward agreement on key policies to strengthen public finances, restore the health of the financial system, and strengthen competitiveness".
The key objective of the European aero-engine industry is to strengthen competitiveness whilst ensuring that sustainable market growth is achieved with due consideration to environmental and safety issues.
The authorities and EC/ECB/ IMF teams made good progress towards agreement on key policies to strengthen public finances, restore the health of the financial system, and strengthen competitiveness, so as to pave the way for the economy to return to sustained growth and financial stability.
We Christian Democrats will continue consistently on this course, strengthening competitiveness and pursuing a policy that will create jobs and reduce youth unemployment in the European Union.
Not only is there no evidence of strengthening competitiveness in some of the hardest-hit countries on the periphery, several of the countries in the euro zone that were doing well are finding that attaining growth is increasingly difficult.
In December the group issued a joint statement saying they would back measures aimed at strengthening competitiveness and increasing the role of national parliaments, but they "consider free movement one of the fundamental values of the European Union and will support no proposal that would be discriminatory or restrictive with regard to this freedom".
A new generation of marine gas turbine superseding designs with roots in the 1960s may eventually benefit from the massive investment in aero engine R&D over the past decade, strengthening competitiveness in commercial vessel propulsion, particularly as more stringent emission limits favour the adoption of very low sulfur-content distillate fuels.
Deal with Google strengthens competitiveness.
