The phrase "accessible ambitions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe goals or aspirations that are realistic and achievable for individuals or groups.
Example: "The program is designed to help students set accessible ambitions that align with their skills and interests."
Alternatives: "achievable goals" or "realistic aspirations".
One prevailing idea among this audience is that Oblivion's ambition to be accessible resulted in a "dumbed-down" version of Morrowind and, frankly, that's something that rings true with a direct comparison.
One prevailing idea among this audience is that Oblivion's ambition to be accessible resulted in a "dumbed down" version of Morrowind – and, frankly, that's something that rings true with a direct comparison.
To do this, leaders need to create aspirational ambitions that are readily accessible by those they lead.
"Ansel Adams at 100," which opens at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on Saturday, recasts Adams as an artist of private visions and modernist ambitions whose best work is less accessible but more profound than many of his better-known images.
Our ambition is to make information universally accessible to all our users.
His sweeping and compellingly told history – and there is no more accessible and vivid survey available – is about hubristic ambition as much as stunning achievement.
The festivals, combining visual art, sound art and performance, took place at sites as accessible as Central Park, speaking to both Moorman's ambition, effectiveness and faith in the public.
"We are really proud of meeting the ambitions of making the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games accessible, affordable and available to as many people as possible".
Zero's ultimate ambition is to create a vinyl library accessible to the whole world.
Before RedFarm fulfills its ambition of becoming an urban takeout titan and an accessible brand at evolved grocery stores everywhere (envision RedFarm dumplings and RedFarm noodles), it is starting very small.
