The phrase "ambition for zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is expressing a goal or aspiration to achieve a state of zero, such as zero accidents, zero waste, or zero emissions.
Example: "Our company's ambition for zero accidents reflects our commitment to workplace safety and employee well-being."
Alternatives: "goal of zero" or "aspiration for zero".
To solve them the £8bn boost needs to be "frontloaded" by being brought into effect from this year, he said, rather than merely made an ambition for five years' time.
Their ambition is for zero plastic packaging to be sent to landfill or escape into the natural environment by 2030, and for packaging to be made entirely from recycled or renewable materials or both.
Britain, France and Germany, which have been negotiating with Iran over its nuclear ambitions for two years, have called an emergency meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) for Tuesday.
It ensured gridlock that stifled many of Mr. Obama's greatest legislative ambitions for six of his eight years in office, and it may well have played a role in the election of Mr. Trump, who attacked the law throughout his campaign.
Could the Bush Administration summon the internal fortitude to undertake the necessary air strikes and possible ground action to set back Iran's nuclear ambitions for five to ten years?
In 2013, bouts of market volatility convinced Ben Bernanke to postpone efforts to trim asset purchases, as he responded to a market fit that was colorfully labelled "the taper tantrum". In 2016, Janet Yellen scaled back her ambitions for four rate increases to just one, as markets recovering from oil price weaknesses balked.
Yet Monday, his political ambitions for one daughter seem to have trumped his concern for the basic human rights of his other daughter.
In 1988, after playing its first shows supporting Skinny Puppy, Reznor's ambitions for Nine Inch Nails were to release one 12-inch single on a small European label.
By that yardstick, Trump achieved the oligarch's ultimate ambition: for almost two decades, he had the ability to live like a sultan while paying nothing — less than a cleaning lady or a kid in his first job — to support the public good.
The project's founders say their ambition is for one of their craft to fly around the world using solar power.
