The phrase "ambitions of breaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's goals or desires related to achieving a significant change or overcoming barriers.
Example: "Her ambitions of breaking the glass ceiling in her industry inspired many young women to pursue leadership roles."
Alternatives: "desires to break" or "aspirations of breaking".
The Manchester United striker announced his retirement this summer, having achieved his ambition of breaking the Bulgaria goalscoring record.
Robin Soderling's ambition of breaking up the famous four who dominate the men's game is still intact after he recovered from two sets down to beat Lleyton Hewitt 6-7, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4 on Thursday.
Romanov took control of Hearts in 2005 with the ambition of breaking the stranglehold on the Scottish title enjoyed by Glasgow duo Celtic and Rangers.
(Anderson) ★ Kacey Musgraves (Thursday) She sings with a down-home drawl, but the country singer-songwriter is full of ambition as she sings cleverly of breaking free from her small-town doldrums and finding romance, if only for one evening.
Now, in 2014, it has a new chief executive and renewed ambitions to break out of its niche.
But to raise their ambitions further, Africans must undertake the difficult task of breaking down the barriers that hinder cross-border trade.
"We have ambitions to break into the top six of the Premiership and then the top four, so the final is a stepping stone to that.
The technology giant has long had ambitions to break into TV and recently announced an exclusive deal with HBO, home of Game of Thrones.
At the moment two glaring instances of the ambition to break through the frame are visible in Chelsea Matthew Ritchiee's show at Andrea Rosen and Fabian Marcaccio's at Gorney Bravin & Lee.
Mr. Smith was impressed by the young man's game, but more than that, he was moved by Mr. Awet's burning ambition to break out of his hermetically sealed world.
