The phrase "ambit to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express the scope or extent of something. For example: - The new regulations fall within the ambit of federal law. - The CEO's responsibilities extend beyond the ambit of the company's operations. - The project's ambit was expanded to include marketing and sales strategies.
His first major research was in the field of game theory, but by the time he published "Science Concert" (in Korean), a kind of "Freakonomics" for his domestic publisher, he had expanded his ambit to include general psychology, aesthetics and finance.
Another early Palaiologan compendium extends its ambit to cover rhetoric and medicine as well as the whole of philosophy.
Now it presumes to extend its ambit to the way the Internet operates.
On Monday the acting opposition leader, Tanya Plibersek, said when she was health minister she would send back insurers' "ambit claims" to force them to reconsider.
If as Hayes and Ford claim that task is almost impossibly difficult, then there is no harm in supposing that the goal is merely an ambit goal to which few resources should be committed; but we might still have good reason to allow that it is a goal.
State government employees in 27 out of 28 Indian states have also been brought under its ambit, according to a government release.
The idea of leadership is highly individualised, and everyone else in the leader's ambit seems to be a bit-part player in her world.
Where mutually exclusive interventions are funded under different program budgets, decision-makers may consider only options within their ambit, failing to identify more cost-effective options outside their program area.
This learning tool was applied and used as a support in two ambits, face-to-face and non face-to-face education, in two different educational levels: Undergraduate and Postgraduate Education.
Job satisfaction in the health organization setting, in competitive ambits, appears to be a guarantee of the maintenance of human capital [ 10, 11], and has been shown to improve the quality of professional practice, and the perception the patient has of it.
Mr. Chambless added that Shell Energy Trading, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, had also agreed to sell energy to Ambit, a major endorsement of the company's prospects.
