The phrase "ambition to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or goal to join or participate in something, such as a field, organization, or program.
Example: "Her ambition to enter the medical field has driven her to excel in her studies."
Alternatives: "desire to join" or "goal to participate".
His original ambition to enter Greek politics has fizzled.
During this period Tocqueville fulfilled his lifelong ambition to enter politics.
Their ambition to enter the rarefied air occupied by Bayern, Real and Barça remains on track.
Just before graduating, in 1941, Moore went home for a weekend and told his parents of his ambition — to enter the General Theological Seminary in Manhattan, and read for the ministry.
He dropped an early ambition to enter the theatre and, instead, taught for a living, led a penurious existence as a publisher's hack, and wrote sermons for missionaries at 50 écus each.
In 1929, with several lovers fighting for the honor of seeing her off, and café society sad to lose its star playgirl, Miller sailed for Europe with the ambition "to enter photography by the back end".
Although he practised as a barrister, he had ambitions to enter the film industry.
Such companies could include Sony and other makers of television set-top boxes, or perhaps even Microsoft and other companies that have ambitions to enter the television business.
Pickard also said Shell had learned from the British government details of Russian energy company Gazprom's ambitions to enter the Nigerian market.
Even those who have no ambitions to enter the profession often discover through the drama GCSE that there is a real difference between performing and seeing a performance and simply studying a play as a text in the classroom.
LOS ANGELES — Six years after pulling the plug on a movie-rental-by-mail service in Britain to focus on competition at home, Netflix has offered some clues about its resurgent ambitions to enter an unidentified market outside the United States later this year.
