The phrase "ambitious element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a component or aspect of something that is characterized by a strong desire to achieve success or a high level of aspiration.
Example: "The ambitious element of the project was its goal to revolutionize the industry with innovative technology."
Alternatives: "aspirational component" or "driven aspect".
The most ambitious element of the plan is the tax-relief bill, already endorsed by Senator Charles E. Schumer and Representative Charles B. Rangel, New York Democrats.
The most ambitious element of stagecraft, however, will be the podium — which features 13 different video screens — the largest about 29 feet by 12 feet, the smallest about 8 feet by 8 feet and movable.
Had Drusus succeeded, the poor and the Italians might have been satisfied; the equites, deprived of their most ambitious element by promotion, might have acquiesced; and the Senate, always governed by the prestige of the noble principes rather than by votes and divisions, could have returned, little changed by the infusion of new blood, to its leading position in the process of government.
But there's an even more ambitious element of Gershenfeld's plan to spread DIY around the world in small, self-sustaining workshops.
Its development, under the codename "Longhorn", was troubled, with ambitious elements abandoned in order to get it into production.
But in a roundabout way it also hints that the most ambitious elements of the browser are invisible.
Yet despite the similarities, the novels don't feel repetitive — especially not "Scat," which stirs some new, more ambitious elements into the formula.
One of its most ambitious elements is to build 14 gigawatts (GW) of wind turbines off the North Sea and Baltic coasts by 2023, to provide about 9% of the country's electricity needs by then.
The hallway outside is dominated by a wooden model of Newcastle, which emphasises the more ambitious elements of the city's architecture, and seemed to symbolise the manic optimism of Forbes's most renowned predecessor.
One of the most popular and ambitious elements of that master plan is a proposed multibillion-dollar barrier to block storm surge from Lake Pontchartrain, first proposed in the 1970s but abandoned by the corps in the face of opposition by environmental groups.
More ambitious elements of the patent include features that would monitor a user's device over their cellular connection even when they're away from the vehicle, and then report back to the connected head unit in the car to provide it with an intelligent profile of when to begin certain activities like warming up the car, even before proximity is locally detected.
