The phrase "ambitious level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high or challenging standard or goal that one aims to achieve in a particular context.
Example: "The project requires an ambitious level of commitment from all team members to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "high degree of" or "challenging standard of".
It identifies the main inputs required if the SDG targets, the outputs, are to be met: setting ambitious levels of tax and spending that countries have to reach to pay for social and infrastructural progress; supportive public finance from international partners; changes to the global financial architecture that will enable poorer countries to develop faster.
The purpose of this research was to quantify health co-benefits and carbon reductions of preferred scenarios of California regional transportation plans and alternatives with ambitious levels of active transport.
It calls for ambitious levels of funding to help affected countries adapt to the crisis they already encounter, while allowing them to mitigate other impending impacts.
With ambitious level design and depth of gameplay as additional highlights, Bayonetta's disregard for gaming's norms was a triumph.
Their ambitious objective — a level of ambition which is all too rare in France — is to become a bona fide global utility.
One reason the Act was so ambitious was the high level of cross-party support it received.
Sea level rise, salinization of coral island fresh water, climate-related cyclones and tropical storms have made life very difficult for many across the Pacific islands, leading the delegation to call for more ambitious objectives (a 1.5 °C level of greenhouse gas-driven warming by 2100 rather than the 2 °C (3.6 °F) accepted by most scientists and diplomats.
This is an important integrated approach that if rapidly and broadly implemented, along with appropriate health education, could achieve China's challenging and ambitious target of reducing the level of human infection in all endemic counties to less than 1% by 2015 [10].
"At the Brisbane summit in 2014, the G20 leaders agreed an ambitious goal to lift the level of G20 GDP by at least 2% by 2018.
