The phrase "ambitious expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is highly skilled in a particular field and has a strong desire to achieve success or reach higher levels of expertise.
Example: "As an ambitious expert in digital marketing, she constantly seeks new strategies to enhance her skills and drive results for her clients."
Alternatives: "driven specialist" or "aspiring authority".
The ambitious Bobo expert will "describe how she can work a pop culture reference into her essay, comparing the Supreme Court to the creature in the No. 1 box office movie of the moment".
Silliman knows, too, the value of the fourth dimension in poetics -- duration -- and so the breathlessness of this short-lined, single-stanza poem (which can't help but call to mind a similar, longer-lined yet equally ambitious and expert project by Frank Stanford) is likewise indispensable.
But none of the others have offered plans quite this ambitious, the experts said.
"At the time the goal was set, it was seen as extremely ambitious — most experts did not see that level of progress being made," said Dr. Brent M. Egan, professor of medicine and pharmacology at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, and lead author of the study published in the May 26 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
If it became law, the Illinois proposal, officially called Illinois Covered, would be among the most ambitious, health care experts said.
In a nation estimated to have at least 6.6 million HIV-infected people 18% of the world's total the drive to hit 90-90-90 by 2020 seems overly ambitious to many experts.
"Companies really need to step up and make their commitments much more ambitious," said Cynthia Cummis, an expert on greenhouse gas accounting at the World Resources Institute.
The negotiators also adopted an ambitious schedule requiring staff experts to work through August, in an effort to find common ground while Congress is in recess.
Let's put some academic experts and ambitious PhD students to work.
He's an expert adviser to Ambitious About Autism and part of the Disability Research Centre at Goldsmiths, University of London.
