The phrase "ambitious efforts for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or actions that are determined and aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization is making ambitious efforts for environmental sustainability through various innovative projects."
Alternatives: "determined attempts to" or "driven initiatives for".
A HOT, creative British agency named Mother is moving ahead with its ambitious efforts for a first offspring, an outpost in the United States.
NGS strikingly contributed to expand the number of genomes currently completely sequenced (Fig. 1), as well as to the establishment of novel ambitious efforts, for instance, those focused on multi-genome sequencing [24, 25, 73] or those aiming to define global metagenomes from different environmental samples to define reference collections [74, 75].
And it is an uncommonly ambitious effort for a state, rather than the federal government, to undertake and finance.
Sun, a major producer of software and hardware, plans to announce an ambitious effort for the wireless Internet -- a market in which Sun's Java programming language is already widely used and Microsoft's.Net is barely an also-ran.
In addition to being a first for humanity, the €1.4 billion Rosetta mission marked a strikingly ambitious effort for ESA's planetary exploration program.
Guinea skipper Ibrahima Traore goes for an ambitious effort from the tight angle, but he can only find the side netting.
In his late-morning address to lawmakers, Newsom also called for ambitious efforts to address the unbridled increase in homelessness in California and to care for the state's rapidly aging population.
The ambitious effort calls for six months of work by urban planners, architects and other experts, along with public meetings in New Orleans's 13 community districts and in the four cities that have taken in the greatest number of the displaced: Atlanta, Baton Rouge, Dallas and Houston.
The ambitious effort calls for the university to cut emissions of climate-changing carbon dioxide gas by more than half from projected levels by 2025.
I was pleased to read your editorial lauding the Town of Greenburgh for its ambitious efforts to present information to the general public ("Democracy.com," Dec. 5).
