The phrase "ambitious breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide-ranging or extensive scope of goals, ideas, or plans that are characterized by ambition.
Example: "The project aims to achieve an ambitious breadth of innovation, addressing multiple sectors and industries."
Alternatives: "extensive scope" or "wide-ranging ambition".
The book is ambitious in its breadth.
This book, ambitious in both its breadth and depth, and published as we approach the ten-year anniversary of the war in Iraq, is a collection of interviews and photographs from thirty-nine of the world's top news photographers who documented the conflict, and is dedicated to the more than a hundred and fifty journalists killed there.
Having set out to tackle the modern condition, Conley is, in the view of some, too ambitious, not only in the breadth of his book but in his career.
The new millennium story for Microsoft, which is in Redmond, Wash., is that the company that once had a laser focus on the personal computer desktop has now decided to place ambitious bets across the length and breadth of the computer industry.
It seems hugely ambitious to try to fit such a breadth of genres and nationalities on two stages, though the acts feed off each other surprisingly well.
Works by just five artists carry the message, yet each has such a different and ambitious direction that the show feels like it has substantial breadth.
His obvious delight in sensory experience, however, still shines through in his intricate wordplay and the ambitious rap-rock arrangements that give the album its impressive breadth of tone and texture. 5.
Capital is an ambitious state-of-the-nation fiction with a positively Victorian breadth, dramatising many present-day obsessions, from bank meltdowns to Islamist terrorism, house prices to parking tickets.
The Arcades was a vast and ambitious project, not simply in terms of the mass and breadth of its archival sources (sought out by Benjamin in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris), but also indeed, primarily with respect to its philosophical and historical intent, and the methodological and representational challenges it posed.
