The phrase "ambitious new direction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans, strategies, or goals that are innovative and forward-thinking.
Example: "The company is excited to announce its ambitious new direction aimed at expanding into international markets."
Alternatives: "bold new path" or "aspirational new approach".
The earlier films were realist fictions, but Bahrani is moving in an ambitious new direction.
At its best, it attests to the maturation of the author's voice and her willingness to push her gifts in an ambitious new direction, to explore the intimacies of family and small-town life, the peculiar geography of childhood in all its dreamlike intensity and ennui, and the perils of storytelling and trying to mythologize the past.
He then set out on an ambitious new direction in science aimed at understanding the origins of complexity in nature.
"It is a plan for economic transformation, a new settlement that is not less ambitious because we live in a time of scarcity, but is more radical, more ambitious because it sets a new direction for Britain".
Still, I am happy to have seen so many senior auteurs pushing themselves in ambitious and surprising new directions.
And though Mr. Bass has never attained similar prominence (how could anyone?), he has done excellent work and led the organization in ambitious, and expensive, new directions.
Instead, he is trying to take his company in a new direction by starting several ambitious projects in New York, a market he had largely shied away from in the past.
244 pp. New York: New Directions.
NEW DIRECTIONS: "New Directions" (Blue Note).
In 1983, he began sculpting animals, and this new direction led to the ambitious 1991 project "57 Penguins". An installation composed of exactly that, the piece is now in the permanent collection of Frankfurt's Museum of Modern Art.
But "The Town Is Quiet" is his most ambitious film, and one that seems to indicate a new direction for him.
