The phrase "ambitious connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or link that is striving for significant achievement or impact, often in a context of networking or collaboration.
Example: "The ambitious connection between the two organizations aims to foster innovation and drive social change."
Alternatives: "aspirational link" or "driven relationship".
Another of Mr. Hakmoun's current projects makes an even more ambitious cultural connection.
But beyond the warm and fuzzies of connection, ambitious millennials have found ways to leverage this generational shift.
Those printed in connection with ambitious Old Masters auctions have entries running to several thousand words.
In a more ambitious but ultimately pretentious connection, the movie also struggles to compare the boys' comic-book vision with William Blake's "Songs of Innocence" and "Songs of Experience".
Boorish about women, Pite's Hardy is a dour man prickly about class who straddled two worlds: that of a rural chronicler bent on preserving the preindustrial traditions of agrarian life and of an ambitious writer with London connections who impartially depicts the wages of inchoate passion.
Nor even that John McCain, a man with playboy adult beginnings, family connections and ambitious meandering while a Naval Liaison to the U.S. Senate, would consign his mindset to the limited viewpoints that pervade many orthodox religious followers.
In 1987, he embarked on an ambitious project to document the connection between Islam and what he saw as a growing extremist ideology.
Around the time of his arrival his name appears in a newspaper in connection with an ambitious plan for an American colony in São Paulo state that was being frustrated by officials.
It distracts from the problems of poverty, corruption and violence by the local security forces; it may also forge a useful connection to an ambitious American military in search of a mission and a reason to carry it out.
Through these connections, he develops ambitious, long-term editorial projects on topics related to social justice, economic justice, and environmental justice.
