The phrase "ambitious organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization that has high aspirations or goals and is actively working towards achieving them.
Example: "The ambitious organization aims to revolutionize the tech industry with its innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "aspiring organization" or "driven organization".
No ambitious organization that has experienced greatness will tolerate mediocrity for long.
He took what had been disparate, disorganized terrorist groups and reshaped them into a disciplined and immensely ambitious organization, Al Qaeda, with the singular goal of waging jihad on the West in general and the United States in particular.
The parallel sagas of an increasingly traffic-clogged road and a forward-looking, ambitious organization date to the early 1970's, when a number of buildings faced the bulldozer as a result of road-widening work at the junction of Routes 7 and 33.
Ambitious organizations such as the Roman Empire and the Roman Catholic Church made sure that their members, whatever their mother tongue, learned a second, common language.
Mr. Kassen, for instance, wonders why there aren't more similarly ambitious volunteer organization programs in the United States.
A small but ambitious nonprofit organization in Charleston called the Turning Leaf Project is taking the one approach that research seems to suggest actually works: It's training habitual offenders to change how they think, and therefore how they act, with cognitive behavioral therapy.
The New Yorker, December 29 , 1951P. 13 The global activities of American movie companies, stimulated by the widespread blocking of currencies, have brought many small, ambitious film organizations into existence in faraway places.
By Sam Marx and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 29 , 1951P. 13 The global activities of American movie companies, stimulated by the widespread blocking of currencies, have brought many small, ambitious film organizations into existence in faraway places.
But, as for many ambitious nonprofit organizations, funding can be problematic.
Slightly more ambitious is the organization's plan to turn Americans against each other.
The ambitious and energetic organization consistently curates influential exhibitions and "interventions in the public domain," which bring art out of the white cube gallery context and into the city.
