The phrase "ambitions going forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future goals or aspirations in a professional or personal context.
Example: "As we plan for the next quarter, it's important to align our strategies with our ambitions going forward."
Alternatives: "future aspirations" or "goals for the future".
It will keep the pressure on governments and strengthen their ambition going forward".
Luke Shaw (Left-back) 7. Showed pace and ambition going forward.
While Asana started out as a place where people go to manage the progress of projects, its ambition going forward is to become a platform that, with a machine-learning engine at the back end, will aim to manage a team's and a company's wider productivity and workload, regardless of whether they are actively in the Asana app or not.
The BBC and the other news organisations should be used as a litmus test of China's ambitions to carry on going forward.
That's going to be useful going forward, because founder Middleton has ambitions to take JNSQ and expand it, turning the company into a new, digital media empire.
The company has ambitions of hiring two more employees every week going forward, to reach 150 employees in total by the end of this year.
"Michael is intrinsic to what we're trying to do going forward but the reality is that he has ambitions to play in the NRL again," said Hudgell.
"If it meant taking a step back in terms of relegation, to get things right going forward and bringing Paolo on board to share that ambition, then it's all been beneficial".
But their support, even though the bill is unlikely to become law anyway, lowers the bar of ambition to a level they'll never be able to adequately build from going forward.
"It entirely depends on what your ambition is for the club in terms of player squad, etc, and how you maintain the club going forward," countered Whitehouse.
