The phrase "ambition of creating a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or desire to develop or establish something, often in a creative or professional context.
Example: "Her ambition of creating a sustainable fashion line has inspired many young designers."
Alternatives: "desire to create a" or "goal of establishing a".
For all its success, New Labour failed in its bolder ambition of creating a sustainable movement.
"Mr Erdoğan's ambition of creating a one-man government with a union of the executive and legislative," says Ergil, "is now much easier to be accomplished".
Sorrell began the company by taking a stake in Wire and Plastics Products in 1985 as a vehicle to deliver his ambition of creating a global advertising powerhouse.
"Mr Erdogan's ambition of creating a one-man government with a union of the executive and legislative," said Ergil on Saturday afternoon, "is now much easier to accomplish".
Mr. Kohl repeatedly promised that the new nation would be a European Germany, without any ambition of creating a German Europe.
The implications of a smaller deal are unclear, with the BBC warning in its submission to Digital Britain in March that a tie-up with BBC Worldwide would not fulfill the government's ambition of creating a new public service broadcaster of "real scale".
Vishnuvardhana's ambition of creating an independent empire was fulfilled by his grandson Veera Ballala II, who freed the Hoysalas from subordination in 1187 1193.
Such works account for the vast majority of the world's books, and they are central to Google's ambitions of creating a universal digital information repository.
For Bolloré Group, which is headed by the industrialist Vincent Bolloré, the move represents a step back from its ambitions of creating a broad-based French media company.
The council is made up of lawyers and intellectuals who profess ambitions of creating a Libya governed by democratic ideals, possibly altering the face of the Arab world and inspiring more autocratic regimes to fall.
Take these freedoms away and they will quickly abandon ship.Learning to love GeorgeThe paradox in all this is that for years Malaysia, which boasts South-East Asia's largest stockmarket, has nurtured ambitions of creating a regional financial centre to rival Singapore, or even Hong Kong.
