The phrase "a statement of ambition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals, aspirations, or intentions, particularly in a professional or personal development context.
Example: "In her speech, she presented a statement of ambition that outlined her goals for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "a declaration of intent" or "an expression of aspiration."
Deciding to work with Mr. Brion was a statement of ambition and purpose: no more hiding.
The stadium itself was intended to be a statement of ambition for a better economic future in Liverpool after the economic devastation and consequent decline of the 1980s.
Hockey, in a statement of ambition rather than a description of the Australian political system, said: "The position of prime minister is a gift of you, the Australian people.
And so to Kanye... Signing the rapper was clearly a statement of ambition that divided Big Chillers (A-list headliner or corporate takeover?), but despite the rapper's ill-judged comments that suggested he was vilified as much as Hitler, he played the hits, gave a suitably over-the-top performance and left us with plenty to talk about.
Taking over two massive cinemas and building a giant gantry in Leicester Square for the world premiere of Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr Fox in 2009 was a statement of ambition, and iIts exhaustive programming of mainstream film ensures a good celebrity quotient, and it benefits from the scramble for Bafta votes that begins in late autumn.
Lord Green, the trade minister, who used to be head of HSBC bank, said her appointment as a business ambassador was "a statement of our ambition for overseas trade in this sector and to attract new investment into British businesses ".
Docking a 148-metre-long ship with on-board piano bar, swimming pool and a passenger list of Hollywood stars in the centre of Paris is a bold statement of ambition, luxury and elegance.
For Bath, it's a huge statement of ambition.
So when Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai chose Lashkar Gah's fading stadium to launch his series of nationwide rallies this spring, it was an bold statement of ambition and intent in his search for votes from every corner of his diverse country.
"Be embraced, you millions": the exultant shout of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony was, among other things, a statement of heated personal ambition.
Calling for a "very powerful statement of ambition for London," Johnson said: "The government needs to stop pussyfooting around.
