The phrase "ambition to study the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or goal related to pursuing education or knowledge in a specific field or subject.
Example: "Her ambition to study the sciences has driven her to apply to several prestigious universities."
Alternatives: "desire to learn about" or "goal to pursue studies in".
Another important part of the thesis is the ambition to study not only the growth of children born in the study but also their body composition at 54 months of age.
In 1979, Davies completed his O-Levels and stayed at Olchfa with the ambition to study English literature at the University of Oxford; he abandoned his aspirations of becoming a comic artist after a careers advisor convinced him his colour-blindness would make that path unlikely.
Her ambition to study law was frustrated by the family's finances, and for 12 years she taught high-school English and history.
On his return home in 1946, aged 25, he was reluctantly persuaded by his father to give up his ambition to study engineering in favour of the family business, once again in dire straits with its premises wrecked by Allied bombing.
On her ambition to study neurology, Neha says: "I'm really quite passionate about the subject so I think it'll be good for me as a career.
"It's not my ambition to study my case in isolation," says Dr. Pernice, who adds that identification of the gene will likely be just one more puzzle piece to add to the emerging picture of CMT pathobiology.
Surely the bloodiness of Kahlo's paintings cannot be traced simply to her one-time ambition to study medicine, as an interview subject claims.
She grew up in Cwmbran and Croesyceiliog in the 1950s, one of six girls and went to school in Pontypool but had an early ambition to study at Oxbridge.. "As a a girl it wasn't clear what you could do in the valleys, it was a pretty bleak place," Hewlett told BBC Wales Wales At Workk programme.
He paid for advertisements in Country Life magazine, in an effort to find work with horses for his friend, arranged various temporary jobs, and promised to help Josiffe to realise an ambition to study dressage in France.
Nunn, who the court heard has ambitions to study for a law degree, claimed he sent the messages to exercise his right to freedom of speech and to "satirise" the issue of online trolling.
