The phrase "ambition to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or desires related to growth or improvement in various contexts, such as business, personal development, or project objectives.
Example: "Our ambition to increase market share has driven us to innovate and expand our product line."
Alternatives: "desire to grow" or "goal to enhance".
We are unashamed about our ambition to increase both government spending and taxation.
The ambition to increase participation through spending £9.3bn on hosting the London Games has long proved contentious.
His aides believe it is a realistic ambition to increase the party's crop of 53 MPs and overtake the Tories in two general elections.
He is among the BBC's most experienced and respected journalists and shares my ambition to increase the impact of Panorama's story-telling.
Despite respondents welcoming the Government's ambition to increase apprenticeships to three million, they expressed fears of how other policies would make this impossible to achieve.
The chancellor committed almost £4bn to housing in Wednesday's autumn statement, in a move he said represented a step-change in the government's ambition to increase the supply of homes for sale and rent.
Moreover, Lasmo furthers Amerada's ambitions to increase its exploration and production operations, and reduce its refining and marketing activities.
And that's usually a predictor of someone who has ambitions to increase their influence in the Republican conference.
In the interest of reaching a new cohort of younger and more diverse workers, immediate ambitions to increase membership levels have fallen by the wayside.
The increase would be an acknowledgment that the fund's current lending capacity was inadequate, while also limiting ambitions to increase it.
Pundits say it panders to anti-foreign sentiment in Japan, and undermines the country's ambitions to increase tourism and make Tokyo a global financial centre.
