The phrase "ambitious application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an application that is striving for significant goals or has high aspirations, often in a technical or professional context.
Example: "The ambitious application aims to revolutionize the way we interact with technology and improve user experience."
Alternatives: "aspirational application" or "bold application".
The most ambitious application would be for projects such as NASA's Terrestrial Planet Finder.
At first the company, backed by $41 million in financing, offered an ambitious application that let people share photos with others nearby.
Third, the speech's main appeal to the working class was the promise to abrogate trade agreements, in the most ambitious application of protectionism since Herbert Hoover and the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act.
Either way, BAT represents the most ambitious application of blockchain technology in the advertising arena, and it will be fascinating to track its progress.
The ambitious application of studio technology and techniques that came to the fore in "Sgt.
The most ambitious application of this style was his 2016 exhibition Dazzle Room, in which a room, a giant female sculpture, pillows, and a female performance artist were painted in the style.
But there are more ambitious applications on the horizon.
Back then, he says "there was no real money for smart cards" – and with just 2K of memory on some of those early cards, not much room for more ambitious applications or even much data.
It's one of the most ambitious applications of machine vision I've seen.
With services varying from access to stock prices and weather forecasts to advanced enterprise-wide services, the Internet has become a playground for innovative and ambitious applications developers.
Some have to do with the emerging development in computer science of ambitious applications using unprecedentedly large bodies of logical axioms.
