The phrase "ambitious combo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of elements that is bold, innovative, or striving for a high level of achievement.
Example: "The new restaurant offers an ambitious combo of traditional Italian dishes with modern culinary techniques."
Alternatives: "bold combination" or "aspirational mix".
But as with El Gran Combo they began as an ambitious defection from another important group, Ceoltoiri Chualann.
In yet another of his frequent, career-defining reinventions, Mr. Bowie recruited the Donny McCaslin Quartet, a jazz combo, to work on "Blackstar," an ambitious work addressing mortality that was released only Friday — Mr. Bowie's birthday.
With his hot blooded intrinsic-extrinsic combo factor, it is Jon's ambitious prerogative to experiment with Middle Rio Grande cuisine.
344) — Oct. 26: The ambitious saxophonist and composer Chris Byars performs with a lean musical combo of bass, drums, and trombone (the fine John Mosca) amid an opulent display of classic Himalayan art.
The Roots were equally ambitious, with Black Thought rapping to what was essentially a soul-jazz combo.
2. TYSHAWN SOREY "Oblique — 1" (Pi) Having proven himself as both an astonishing, combustible drummer and an ambitious but runic composer, Mr. Sorey filled this album with pieces for a working combo.
(Warner Home Video, Blu-ray/DVD combo $35.99, DVD $28.98, R) THE TREE OF LIFE Terrence Malick's ambitious film interpolates the creation of the universe into family life in 1950s Texas.
Just like singing, where there are songs you simply can't sing to, don't try and force to plan an overly ambitious program if you can't perform a triple Axel or land a jump combo, or skate to a song that simply doesn't suit you.
If you are feeling ambitious and you like eggs served over easy, use a spatula and gently slide the spatula underneath the pepper/egg combo and flip over.
