The phrase "ambitious position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a job or role that requires a high level of effort, determination, or aspiration to achieve success.
Example: "She applied for the ambitious position of project manager, hoping to lead innovative initiatives within the company."
Alternatives: "challenging role" or "aspirational role".
"Defence correspondent was a bit of an ambitious position at that time," he says.
But when the United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen convened two years later in the midst of a global recession, she failed to persuade President Obama — and China and India — to accept the European Union's ambitious position on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The Climate Change Authority says Australia should reduce emissions by 30% by 2025 on 2000 levels, and aim to reduce carbon pollution by 40% to 60% by 2030 – which is a significantly more ambitious position than the one being contemplated for Paris by the Abbott government.
EU officials earlier said they wanted the EU to have an "ambitious position" in the run up to the UN climate change conference in Paris in December 2015.
But this is clearly not a good moment to get anyone with ambitious positions — anyone interesting — through the Senate.
The plan appeared to be an attempt to regain ground lost to Clinton, as she took more ambitious positions on climate change.
Two more ambitious positions have been defended in the literature concerning the cognitive content of style.
On the other hand, Leibniz's embrace of the principle of the equality of cause and effect helped inspire his development of a series of ambitious positions that would collectively serve as the moorings of his mature physics.
But suppose we now get even more ambitious, our position and the temperature there, that's four numbers in a four dimensional space.
He also warned the UK's role at ongoing international climate change talks would be compromised if it left the EU, arguing that it was the UK-backed Green Growth Group of ministers that helped push the bloc towards a more ambitious negotiating position ahead of the successful Paris Summit.
Last year, Singapore's government announced an ambitious plan to position the city state as one of Asia's biggest cultural and artistic "ecosystems", injecting hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants, scholarships, festivals and infrastructure for the arts community.
