The phrase "ambitious criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing standards or requirements that are challenging or high-reaching in nature.
Example: "The project was successful because it met the ambitious criteria set by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "challenging standards" or "high expectations".
They could join a long list of teams – Notts County, Sunderland, Oxford United, Doncaster Rovers Belles, to name a few – that have fallen by the wayside, either unable or unwilling to meet the ambitious criteria required as the FA's drive to professionalism has steamed ahead.
Recently, the state reclassified the university as an "emerging research university," putting it in the running for a pot of prize money for universities that can reach ambitious criteria for a Tier 1 status established by the state, including having an elite library.
Commission officials also said they wanted to use a light touch in regulating how biofuels were labeled, so that companies achieving higher-than-average reductions in greenhouse gases compared with fossil fuels, or companies applying even more ambitious sustainability criteria, could devise their own certification programs.
In such cases, testers tend to establish less ambitious adequacy criteria, such as testing 90 or 80%% of the code.
The renewal of interest in fast neutron spectra reactors to meet more ambitious sustainable development criteria (i.e., resource maximisation and waste minimisation), opens a favourable framework for R&D activities in this area.
Widnes are closer than ever to securing a return to the Super League in 2012 after the Rugby Football League announced a set of criteria for ambitious Championship clubs that only they are currently capable of meeting.
He's young and ambitious and fits the criteria perfectly".
The criteria are ambitious, but achievable by all market players (see also Fig. 2).
He's young and ambitious and fits the criteria perfectly". Miller struggled to make an impact at The Hawthorns after suffering a cruciate knee ligament injury against Portsmouth in December 2008.
Map your organisation's existing initiatives and models against our beta version of the Breakthrough criteria (future-ready; ambitious; fair; disruptive).
Per product category, life cycle assessments (LCA) are used to set sustainability criteria that are ambitious, but also achievable by all market players.
