The phrase "ambition to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or aspirations related to creating or producing something, often in a professional or creative context.
Example: "Her ambition to generate innovative solutions for environmental issues has inspired her team to think outside the box."
Alternatives: "desire to create" or "goal to produce".
Speaking at the BCC's international trade conference in London, the director general said David Cameron's ambition to generate an annual £1tn in exports by 2020 was off course.
In 2015, the company announced its ambition to generate $800 million in yearly digital revenue by 2020.
The focus on policy change reflects the project's ambition to generate new theoretical and empirical insights into the way states and policies shape migration processes in their interaction with other migration determinants in origin and destination countries (de Haas 2011).
The actions will have been covered live on television across the UK and beyond and did our ambitions to generate a family atmosphere no favours at all".
Still, it is a sign that the company's ambitions to generate revenues from businesses and other advertising around its app is indeed bearing fruit.
Mann's other ambition is to generate more interest in the club from people in the Kilmarnock area.
If the killers' ambition was only to generate horror and express their hatred of America there were lots of potential targets.
But Mr Ahmadinejad has gone out of his way to associate himself with Iran's ambition to become a producer of nuclear fuel an ambition that Iran insists it holds only to generate electricity, but which others fear will lead to bomb-making.The president is a populist in all things and, unlike Mr Khamenei and Mr Larijani, answerable to Iran's voters.
Because of limitations in the study design, the ambition in respect of the third aim was first and foremost to generate a hypothesis.
"One of our ambitions is to ensure that every building ought to be able to generate its own energy," he says.Bringing biomimetics homeThis need not require elaborate new structures like Grimshaw's theatre or indoor rainforest.
Miller-Dawkins points out that in human rights and other agreements, high ambition has allowed domestic groups to use international norms and frameworks for leverage to generate change.
