The phrase "ambition to extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or aspirations related to growth, expansion, or reaching out in various contexts, such as business or personal development.
Example: "Her ambition to extend the company's market reach has driven many of our recent initiatives."
Alternatives: "desire to expand" or "goal to broaden".
And we retain our ambition to extend it further.
But behind the deal is another Hewlett-Packard ambition: to extend the reach of its dominant printing and imaging division, which rang up $20 billion in sales this year, 43percentt of the company's revenue.
Driving this is an ambition to extend the PC gaming audience beyond its current confines: developing a more user friendly, TV-based experience, is a way to do this.
Gaining notice in the art world while still a student, she soon began building a wider following with abstract wire sculptures that expressed both the craftsmanship she had learned from Mexican basket makers as well as her ambition to extend line drawings into a third dimension.
The ambition to extend the federal district's powers of self-governance became linked, and to a large extent shaped, by the crucible of civil war and its aftermath.
Mr President, both reports are expressions of the well-known ambition to extend the power of the EU institutions at the expense both of the Member States and ultimately, therefore, of democracy Of Mr Di Pietro's report, I can only say that it concerns a matter belonging within the remit of the Council of Europe and not of the EU.
The system would not supply food directly, but would instead top up credit at the patient's grocer using an automatic link.If XoutTB does work, the team has ambitions to extend it.
His relationship with Urban VIII became strained over diplomatic grievances, church administration, and his own ambitions to extend French political influence by acquiring benefices for himself in the Holy Roman Empire.
However, while the decision removes one source of political tension, it will do little to stop the terrorist violence now engulfing the country.The most important consequence of Mr Chaudhry's reinstatement is that it is likely to undermine General Musharraf's ambitions to extend his presidency, at least on the general's preferred terms.
A few, like the militia group Ansar al-Shariah that is linked to Mr. Abu Khattala and that officials in Washington and Tripoli agree was behind the attack, have embraced an extremist ideology hostile to the West and nursed ambitions to extend it over Libya.
It did, however, send a strong signal that at least for now, the powerful military and other parts of the nation's small, privileged ruling elite would go along with the Kim family's ambitions to extend its rule to a third generation.
