The phrase "ambitious quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or trait that reflects a strong desire to achieve success or excellence.
Example: "Her ambitious quality drove her to pursue her goals relentlessly, often inspiring those around her."
Alternatives: "aspirational trait" or "driven characteristic".
But they were also hardworking and, in some cases, fiercely ambitious – qualities that Harrington seemed to reserve for the economically privileged.
A handful of ambitious, quality-oriented producers are working with good plant material, Gagnon said, and lower costs in Maremma than in more famous or well-trafficked areas of Italy mean lower prices for similar wines.
Coming out of the General Assembly, there will be a renewed call to channel more financial resources into education toward reaching the ambitious quality-learning goal.
Second, it is imperative that province-level governments set ambitious water quality targets and that 100% of these governments meet their targets.
We have ambitious water quality targets, including an 80% cut to nitrogen pollution by 2025, but report after report shows we're nowhere near on track to meet them.
This quarter's figures are also great news for the industry as all radio listening has grown, and for BBC Radio, where our efforts to produce ambitious, high quality programming have resulted in healthy listening figures".
Best premiere: The world premiere of Jonathan Harvey's Speakings, a half-hour work for orchestra and electronics, which wins hands-down for sounding genuinely ambitious, a quality all too often lacking in British contemporary music.
The Queensland minister for the environment and the Great Barrier Reef, Steven Miles, said he was "delighted" to accept the report, which was an "important milestone" in developing the state government's investment priorities and meeting "our ambitious water quality targets".
