The phrase "ambitious industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an industry that is striving for growth, innovation, or significant achievements.
Example: "The ambitious industry of renewable energy is rapidly evolving to meet global demands for sustainable solutions."
Alternatives: "aspiring sector" or "driven industry".
It's this chicken-and-egg logic that's often used to stall projects, instead of pushing for a new regional vision that befits a place housing one of the most ambitious industries in the world.
Even more ambitious, the industry aims to halve emissions by 2050.
This would be a severe blow to an ambitious aviation industry that has seen annual passenger numbers double to 8m over the past seven years, the crashes notwithstanding.
To me, there is only one force today that has any potential to threaten Alphabet's complete and ongoing dominance, and that is China and its ambitious tech industry.
Firms should then "stretch" those skills to the maximum, setting themselves ambitious and industry-transforming goals, and using those goals to galvanise their workers.
A comparable organization, 2020 Media Futures, describes its mission as, "an ambitious, multi-industry strategic foresight project designed to understand and envision what media may look like in the year 2020".
EnCana has a goal of expanding its gas production by 10percentt a year, one of the most ambitious in the industry.
The former executive said GreenTech's timeline for building an electric car in less than five years, extremely ambitious by auto industry standards, was influenced by Mr. McAuliffe's desire to add "job creator" to his résumé.
As chair of the school's Advisory Board from 2002-2007, Mr. Dressler was the force behind ambitious and successful industry events including the School's 40@40 Anniversary celebration, that raised more than $1.6 million for scholarships, and the Mirror Awards, a national competition recognizing the best journalism about the media.
