The phrase "ambitions and needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's goals and requirements in various contexts, such as personal development, career planning, or project management.
Example: "In order to create a successful team, we must understand the ambitions and needs of each member."
Alternatives: "goals and requirements" or "aspirations and necessities".
To a world grown critical of Washington, they sought to prove they understood the ambitions and needs of other societies, and above all, the limits of American power.
He would not have recognised the self-portrait of the autobiography, of a figure encased in innocence, who accommodated the ambitions and needs of others.
A number of Hollywood directors signed up, and, as Mark Harris writes in "Five Came Back: A Story of Hollywood and the Second World War" (Penguin), the most prominent among them had different ambitions and needs.
The book tries to present several answers to many common questions, with enough background information, which enable to decide which answer is most relevant to one's skills, ambitions, and needs.
I'm more concerned about what this means for the United States and whether it will spend the next decade in a massive, distracting war that will sacrifice the ambitions and needs of yet another generation.
Maybe, when equality is its premise, work need not be segregated from life, from the ambitions and needs of our actual selves.
Years when I needed to focus most of my energies on raising him and his sister; years when I had to put aside some of my own creativity, ambitions, wants and needs.
This is the latest, the worst of all her political maneuvering and in some instances shortsighted reasoning or what he sometimes views as her fantasies, all of it radiating from her insatiable ambition and need to control.
My list is possibly short on ambition and need but it's very, very focused.
There is no reason but geopolitical ambitions, and that needs to be stopped.
Ms. Alayo said Mr. Silverman's political ambitions and commuters' needs "were not in opposition".
