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The phrase "winning competitions" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the act of achieving victory in contests or challenges. Example: "Her dedication and hard work paid off, leading to her winning competitions in various art shows."
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He began winning competitions.
Curtis continued swimming, and by age 11 she was winning competitions.
By 10 she was surfing regularly and by 13 winning competitions.
Church began winning competitions, even a voice scholarship to attend the Cathedral School in Cardiff.
"Ninety percent of our work comes from winning competitions — and losing competitions," he added.
That business grew into Bushmaster Firearms, which quickly earned a following after target shooters began winning competitions with its rifles.
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He won competitions.
They have to win competitions for that.
"You win competitions, you win Champions League you win the league in terms of individual.
She writes beautifully, well enough to have won competitions.
"You win competitions, you win the Champions League you win the league in terms of individual.
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