"support competition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or system that encourages and rewards competition, such as a merit-based system at a college or university. For example: "The college has a policy of supporting competition by offering scholarships and other rewards to students who perform well academically."
"Everybody can support competition as a superior system, but we're not rushing headlong into it".
She continued: "We support competition, reduced fares and two world-class airports serving the UK as a whole.
Change only takes place when you support competition among private contractors, bringing new ideas and procedures into publicly-financed health care.
Dame Julia Goodfellow, president of Universities UK - the body which represents vice-chancellors - and Vice-Chancellor of Kent University, said:" We support competition and choice.
World Rugby replied by saying it had invested £16m in Pacific Islands rugby over the past four years, funding specialist coaching support, competition structures and administrative programmes.
[C10.] U.S. Threatens Mexico Trade Action The United States trade representative, Charlene Barshefsky, said that Mexico was failing to support competition in telecommunications and that she might take action before the World Trade Organization.
"Today's ruling paves the way for more top sports to be available on another TV service and supports competition and innovation in the communications sector as we originally intended".
It means supporting competition.
The convergence phase of the base rate resulting in a future nationwide base rate shows that the "one hospital" approach, supporting competition, is the chosen route.
And, participants described how the prevalence of male members at the gym created a culture that supported competition for male attention (which, at times, undermined women's support of one another) and "drama" around presenting the self as heterosexually attractive.
Mr Ferguson said he supported competition, but added: "The danger is that Wales gives special deals on taxation and what have you, and it won't be on a level playing field.
