The phrase "ambitious construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a building project or design that is particularly bold, innovative, or large in scale.
Example: "The architect's ambitious construction plan aims to redefine the skyline of the city with its unique design and sustainable features."
Alternatives: "bold design" or "grand project".
For such an ambitious construction project, delays are hardly unusual.
An ambitious construction program will soon nearly double the size of the 16-platform station.
But after a decade of ambitious construction projects, the university had a lot of debt.
A striking number of ambitious construction projects lie dormant, half-finished.
So many ambitious construction projects have been put in motion simultaneously that the city has endured months of traffic chaos.
For example, the foundation chose an acclaimed architect, Charles Correa, but without running a competition for such an ambitious construction project, costing €100 million, about $127 million.
Although most philosophers might naturally think of such highly abstract and ambitious constructions as paradigmatic examples of moral theory, and most likely have precisely such theories in mind when asked about the relationships between bioethics and ethical theory, they do not exhaust the space of normative theorizing either in bioethics or within the moral life more generally.
The museum is in the last stages of an ambitious $14.5 million construction and renovation project, which will double its space.
China has a "hugely ambitious" reactor construction campaign and not much enrichment capability, she said, and some enrichment equipment around the world is getting old.
Education lobbyists praised the governor's concession, saying a stable source of revenue was needed to pay for such an ambitious statewide construction effort.
The state's ambitious school construction program also awaits legislative action as lawmakers search for the $11 billion to finance the project.
