The phrase "ambition scope" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the range or extent of one's ambitions, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In her career planning, she defined her ambition scope to include both short-term and long-term goals."
Alternatives: "scope of ambition" or "range of aspirations".
In an e-mail, he praises the effort as "unique in its ambition, scope and execution".
In its ambition, scope and sheer love for its decades of lore, Arkham City is the finest comic book video game ever to slip into spandex.
But since then, Rockstar's own Grand Theft Auto V, released in 2013, has shifted the bar for the genre in terms of ambition, scope and size.
It performed surprisingly well at the box office, too, taking $56m in the US despite scenes of a wildly upsetting nature, and changing the ambition, scope and effect of cinema for ever.
Its ambition, scope and sheer quality shine through even the weaker episodes; and with UK drama experiencing a debatable crisis of confidence, it's important to remember that we can do this kind of thing incredibly well.
"Cremaster," Mr. Barney's nine-year, five-film project, here presented whole for the first time, is an inspired benchmark of ambition, scope and forthright provocation for art in the new century.
Ducornet is a novelist of ambition and scope.
For such a bijou space, the Donmar is surprisingly vital, displaying an ambition and scope to rival the National.
But The Times is our essential news organization, and more so now than ever, when so many others have dwindled in size, ambition and scope.
This expansive exercise, which felt something like an indoor bus tour, only on foot, was giving me a new appreciation for the museum's curatorial ambition and scope.
American Dream is no exception, but the band have met the colossal weight of expectation by upping the ambition and scope of what they do best.
