The phrase "ambitious imprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impactful mark or influence that is driven by strong aspirations or goals.
Example: "The artist left an ambitious imprint on the local art scene, inspiring many young creators to pursue their dreams."
Alternatives: "bold mark" or "aspirational impact".
When I first met Neal Pollack back in 2000, he was riding high as the first author to publish a book with Dave Eggers's hip and ambitious McSweeney's Books imprint.
She may also put her imprint on Brazil's ambitious social policy that under Lula saw the growth of "conditional cash transfer" programs that have helped reduce extreme poverty and stoke consumerism.
In addition, the University supports an ambitious program to acquire current and older imprints about South Asia from America, Europe, and East Asia.
Ono wants a massive imprint -- some of her more ambitious projects involve the participation of every human in the entire world -- but she doesn't care if the world likes her or not.
"The champion race at Fuji was the climax of the film, but it was the final race, so it needed to leave a real imprint after a lot of really ambitious, interesting races that were important to the characters.
About Columbia Global Reports: Columbia Global Reports is a new publishing imprint that's producing four to six ambitious works of journalism and analysis a year, each on a different underreported story in the world.
Columbia Global Reports is a new publishing imprint that's producing four to six ambitious works of journalism and analysis a year, each on a different underreported story in the world.
Proving herself as ambitious as Wattpad, Aarsen initially self-published the story via her own imprint, Lovestruck Literary.
Still, the noun "parvenu" has often been used as a code word for the ambitious European Jews of the last century who challenged the old ruling classes and left their imprint in politics, business, the arts, and journalism.
Among the imprints that survive, the tendency is to homogenize and focus on a few general fields like ambitious nonfiction, accessible literary fiction or thrillers.
