The phrase "ambitious dive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bold or daring attempt to explore or engage in something challenging, often in contexts like sports, business, or personal endeavors.
Example: "The team's ambitious dive into the new market proved to be a game-changer for their growth strategy."
Alternatives: "bold plunge" or "daring leap".
The first interruption did for Mohammad Hafeez, who was superbly taken by a diving Dhoni off Kumar, before Kamran Akmal was caught at leg slip via inside edge and Dhoni's pad as he aimed an ambitious drive at Ravichandran Ashwin.
But with most states struggling to balance their budgets -- and with Washington planning trillions of dollars in cuts in coming years -- there is also painfully little money available to dive in with ambitious job-creation programs.
"It kicked in my ambitious side — how do I dive in on this?" While she doesn't earn the kind of money she did in her 20s, this time around, she said, "I make a good, solid income".
The plan for Alvin Dive 4636 was ambitious: deploy four experiments and collect eight authigenic carbonates, four Niskin bottles of water, 24 tube cores of seep sediment, one scoop of clams, and two "slurps" of microbial mat.
Mr. Kibaki said that once the new government was solidified, it would dive into an ambitious agenda that would include helping the fishing and tourism industries and building better housing for the millions of Kenyans who live in shanties.
But with most states struggling to balance their budgets — and with Washington planning trillions of dollars in cuts in coming years — there is also painfully little money available to dive in with ambitious job-creation programs or investing in infrastructure, for example.
When her doctor unexpectedly gives her the all-clear, she dives into an ambitious new project grounded in TS Eliot's Four Quartets.
But as the dives became more risky and ambitious, he did become frightened.
In Revenge, Ogawa continues to explore the thematic relationship of love and violence that predominates her earlier works, but this new collection of short stories is even more ambitious and daring than its predecessor, The Diving Pool.
"And I realized that I liked them the way they were". He dived headlong into fiction with the ambitious goal of writing 101 stories — a play on "The Arabian Nights" — and began sleeping less and less.
