The phrase "ambitious journalism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe journalism that aims to achieve significant goals or tackle challenging subjects.
Example: "The documentary showcased ambitious journalism, shedding light on issues often overlooked by mainstream media."
Alternatives: "aspirational journalism" or "bold journalism".
But the Qatari-owned network has a mandate to produce ambitious journalism on a wide range of subjects (some taboo).
But even a brilliant idea that produces millions of dollars to finance the ambitious journalism of The New York Times can present difficult issues.
Some journalists say that the owner will hold out as long as possible to buy the latest printing presses and that they wish the paper dedicated more resources to the highly ambitious journalism that wins the biggest awards.
Clearly, the news side saw itself at war with people who had minimal interest in ambitious journalism, and the "suits" saw themselves in conflict with sanctimonious and unrealistic idealists.
"They're looking for alternative means of paying for ambitious journalism," said Stephen B. Shepard, dean of the City University of New York's Graduate School of Journalism and a former editor of BusinessWeek.
It will be a home for the most ambitious journalism, ideas and events, setting the agenda and reaching out to readers all around the world".
In her new role, Jess will lead an expanded team of audio producers and editors creating ambitious audio journalism.
In the middle of a media-saturated political season, Jared Kushner, publisher of The New York Observer, has been quietly nurturing an ambitious political journalism venture.
"The Guardian has proven to be among the most exciting places to do quality, ambitious digital journalism on a global stage.
It was among a handful of ambitious student journalism start-ups, including Penn State's Onward State, which drew national attention for its coverage of the scandal that led to the ouster of the football coach Joe Paterno.
Even at its best and most ambitious, citizen journalism reads like a decent Op-Ed page, and not one that offers daring, brilliant, forbidden opinions that would otherwise be unavailable.
