The phrase "achieved the ambition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the successful attainment of a goal or aspiration.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally achieved the ambition of becoming a published author."
Alternatives: "realized the goal" or "fulfilled the aspiration."
Achieving the ambition to boost technology access would require public-private partnerships, Sachs added.
Manchester City are just another team that needs to be beaten and standing in our way of achieving the ambition of lifting a trophy for Everton.
"I am very disappointed to have received the news today regarding my employment and that I will not be allowed the opportunity to achieve the ambition of promotion back to the Championship with Preston North End Football Club," Brown said.
The MPs' inquiry report published on Saturday said that radical action was needed to achieve the ambition of the home secretary, Theresa May, to have a police service "that looks like the people it serves" and reflects the ethnic profile of the communities it serves.
According to estimates from Unesco's Institute for Statistics (UIS), published to coincide with World Teachers' Day on 5 October, the international community needs to recruit 24.4 million primary school teachers, and 44.4 million secondary school teachers, in order to achieve the ambition of universal education outlined in the sustainable development agenda.
To achieve the ambition of the energy transition in the built environment, Dutch local governments try to motivate citizens to participate as communities in policy processes.
It won't be easy but if we all pull together, get our heads down and work hard, we can achieve the ambition that the players, the staff and the supporters all share.
But the final document, while endorsing needs-based funding, contained only a vague statement about equitable access to education being "critical to achieving the ambitions of the reform of the federation".
