The phrase "ambitious promotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a marketing or advertising campaign that aims to achieve significant results or reach a high level of success.
Example: "The company launched an ambitious promotion to increase brand awareness and drive sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "bold marketing campaign" or "aggressive advertising strategy".
A TELEVISION network is making its longtime logo the focus of an ambitious promotion to encourage viewers to interact with its Web site.
In the scenario of ambitious promotion of pedelecs, interventions solely fostering the purchase of pedelecs significantly increase the modal share of pedelecs, whereas in a business as usual case such efforts remain ineffective.
Following a mixed-method approach, qualitative scenario assumptions are calculated by a quantitative model, which incorporates the analyses on attitude-based mobility types respective pedelec affinities.The results indicate that ambitious promotion of pedelecs significantly contributes to climate change mitigation.
In the most ambitious promotion, shown as a movie trailer, the American snowboarder Chris Klug was depicted in a James Bond-style chase down a snowy mountain, being pursued by police cars, snowmobiles and helicopters.
The answer is, however, far from child's play: an ambitious promotion that combines elements of commercial and noncommercial culture to achieve goals as disparate as selling juice, encouraging youngsters to write and promoting public TV.
Their strain of progressivism never feels convincingly divorced from ambitious self-promotion.
Had Drusus succeeded, the poor and the Italians might have been satisfied; the equites, deprived of their most ambitious element by promotion, might have acquiesced; and the Senate, always governed by the prestige of the noble principes rather than by votes and divisions, could have returned, little changed by the infusion of new blood, to its leading position in the process of government.
It's assumed that men are ambitious and want promotions, that they have the kind of home life that will support long hours at the office and that they don't need flex time to take care of children.
It isn't quite true to say that it has removed the possibility of promotion for ambitious Championship clubs, because the licences are up for renewal next year.
But it accelerated in the 1990s as the event, under the leadership of the longtime federation president Philippe Chatrier, embarked on ambitious expansion and the promotion of the Roland Garros product line.
"The most amenable lord chancellor that a prime minister could find would be one who looks to her for promotion: an ambitious, middle-ranking cabinet minister whose main ambition is to go further up the greasy pole, with no known signs of independence.
