The phrase "ambition to help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong desire or determination to assist others or contribute positively.
Example: "Her ambition to help those in need drove her to volunteer at the local shelter every weekend."
Alternatives: "desire to assist" or "drive to support".
What is your ambition To help the British economy get back on its feet.
Green said: "We must be bold in our ambition to help disabled people and those with health conditions.
Yet America's stated ambition to help India become a great power in the 21st century cannot be detached from apprehensions about China's looming might.
For as long as she could remember, Jackley, the cofounder of the revolutionary microlending site Kiva, had a singular and urgent ambition: to help alleviate global poverty.
Juliet set up Good Energy with an ambition to help tackle climate change by giving people the opportunity to choose electricity generated from UK renewable sources.
Thinkbox works with the marketing community with a single ambition: to help advertisers and agencies get the best out of today's TV.
Now he seems to be compromising his political ambitions to help make sure the euro arrives on time.Moreover, the German federal system (devolution, grassroots democracy and so on) has often been held up as a model by European integrationists.
Soundwave is the latest music discovery app to be released for smartphones, with ambitions to help fans share details of what they're listening to, and discover new songs and artists from friends and tastemakers.
At Shell's annual shareholder meeting last year, the board promised a group of activist shareholders, including the Church of England, to better explain how bonus schemes for Van Beurden and others were aligned with its professed ambitions to help tackle climate change.
