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The phrase "you are competing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an activity in which two or more parties contend for recognition, a prize, or a superiority of some kind. For example, "You are competing against other applicants for the job, so make sure your resume stands out."
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"You are competing.
You are competing against global companies".
"You are competing solely on price".
You are competing against advertising and marketing from everybody".
"You are competing everywhere.… And I just enjoy it".
You are competing against people in your own side as well as the opposition.
After all, if you are both ovulating, you are competing for the same man.
You are competing with shopping centres, which is what [subsidised] art galleries increasingly resemble.
"Middling drama won't work, you are competing with films," says Hopkinson.
"If you call it compost, you are competing with everybody in the world".
"It was bad weather with an uphill wind, which isn't good when you are competing.
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