The phrase "ambition for both" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means having a strong desire or drive for two things at the same time. Example: She had great ambition for both her career and her family life, constantly striving to excel in both areas.
Cinema was young, and so was he, and he burned with ambition for both the art and his film.
Some of Ferrante's interrogations find new expression in Offill's original book: a young mother and ambitious writer, committed to her daughter and to her writing, tries to find energy and ambition for both; she must claim for writing the authority of necessity that usually attends parenthood.
"The ambition for both me and [fellow co-founder] Ankiti [Bhati] has always been to build a sustainable, long-term independent institution," Aggarwal said at India Business Summit – Leaders Speak, a Bengaluru event from ICICI Bank and CNBC-TV18.
Aronian was hardly going to "be nice" when a chance at the world championship - a lifelong ambition for both men - was on the line.
The £32.5million Brazilian star has settled well to life in the Barclays Premier League, scoring seven goals since his arrival on transfer deadline day, and has lofty ambitions for both himself and his new team.
This is also a smart move play by Microsoft when looking at its future ambitions for both Xbox Live and search on the whole.
It also comes at a time when Amazon itself appears to be getting more international in its ambitions for both its own brand and those that it owns, also tapping into these emerging market trends.
A few songs stand out from the rest of the scrum, though, sometimes for grace, sometimes for ambition, but rarely both.
Announcing some of those departures at an industry event in Abu Dhabi last year, Smith envisioned "a changing of the guard within the media," and announced his ambition for Vice to become both the largest online media network in the world and "the voice of the angry youth".
Updike's connection to Williams went back to his childhood in small-town Pennsylvania, where he was unable, he later wrote, to bond with the Phillies and the A's, which seemed unworthy of his ambitions both for them and for his fannish self.
And third, Barak did hope to make a far-reaching deal with Syrians and Palestinians, but ambitions for accomplishing both made the attainment of either more difficult.
