The phrase "ambitious aspiration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong desire or goal that is challenging and requires significant effort to achieve.
Example: "Her ambitious aspiration to become a leading scientist in renewable energy drives her to work tirelessly on her research."
Alternatives: "lofty goal" or "grand ambition".
One hopes this highly ambitious aspiration can become a reality.
The Paris agreement's most ambitious aspiration is to hold the rise in global temperature to no more than 1.5°C.
Take Starbucks: CEO Howard Schultz created a very ambitious aspiration for the company, far more than just being a seller of coffee.
Myriad's ambitious aspiration is to leverage its research in genetic mutations to develop drugs for treating cancer and HIV.
Ending support for extremism by governments, government-backed institutions, and individual donors throughout the Gulf is a highly ambitious aspiration.
Saudi Reformists and Their Own Struggle against Extremism Ending support for extremism by governments, government-backed institutions, and individual donors throughout the Gulf is a highly ambitious aspiration.
Auriemma also puts a premium on academics, and Stanford has ambitious aspirations on the basketball court.
And he approached the project at Saratoga Avenue and Hancock Street with ambitious aspirations.
That doesn't mean making outrageous demands; rather, prepare arguments that will make your ambitious aspirations seem reasonable.
Consider the following points: Ambitious but lazy: There is no clearer evidence for millennials' entitlement than the discrepancy between their ambitious aspirations and their lukewarm work ethic.
"In David, Chris and Ed we have three partners who share our ambitious aspirations, as well as the collegial approach that helps define our firm," Jeremy Sandelson, global head of Clifford Chance's litigation practice, said in the statement.
