The phrase "ambitions to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or aspirations related to finishing a task or project.
Example: "She has high ambitions to complete her degree with honors."
Alternatives: "desire to finish" or "goals to achieve".
It has long been my mother's ambition to complete the hajj.
And why is it necessary to resort to war this week while Saddam's ambition to complete his weapons programme is frustrated by the presence of UN inspectors?
And he nursed the ambition to complete the ultimate horror script, the one he had been cooking for so many years.
Although through hikers like Mr. Skurka are stars in the world of backpacking, the average North Country Trail trekker has little ambition to complete the entire trail.
The Rohingya are a distraction from her overriding ambition: to complete her father's dream of unifying the country and ending a civil war that has raged between ethnic rebel forces and the Myanmar government since 1948.
"Now I am in grade 2 in this school and my ambition is to complete my studies and become a teacher who can help other children.
"Nohemi sounded like the perfect child who is eloquent, who is ambitions — to travel, to complete her education, that has such a reputation of rigor," Azab said.
The ladder was the culmination of a childhood dream and more than 20 years of pyrotechnic ambition, having devised but failed to complete similar ladders in Bath, UK, in 1994; Shanghai in 2001; and in Los Angeles four years ago, when the attempt was shut down by authorities as a fire hazard.
Once she finishes her apprenticeship, Burrows plans to complete an access course as the next step in her ambition to become a nurse.
But his friends said that his mother's death and his failure to complete his Ph.D. propelled him into depression and sapped him of ambition.
