The phrase "ambitious rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a target or goal that is challenging or requires significant effort to achieve, often in contexts like business, economics, or personal development.
Example: "The company set an ambitious rate of growth for the upcoming fiscal year, aiming to increase revenue by 25%."
Alternatives: "aspirational pace of" or "challenging level of".
At a more ambitious rate of 350,000 relocations a year, that same goal might be reached as early as 1877.
At the ambitious rate of checking 1,000 ballot boxes a day, it will still not be finished until mid-August, and that relies on a very speedy recruitment of observers by the European Union, which is taking an unusually prominent role to pre-empt accusations of American meddling.
Starting with a half-empty fund, even with the ambitious rate of scale up projected by ODI, means it could take a decade to reach the five-year ambition of $1.5 billion.
The demand to show quarterly returns has [company] boards setting ambitious rates of return in a flat economy only achieved by cutting corners and squeezing the living daylights out of working people.
Just two puffs are said to get you hooked.Thanks to the government's AIDS-testing campaign, launched in April, many more people are getting tested, though at barely half the ambitious planned rate of 1m a month.
Only half-funding year one, will fully double the time it takes to reach all 75 million out of school children -- and that's assuming that the ambitious proposed rate of scale-up is still achievable.
Although the review focused on update data from trials which tend to be higher than in real world settings, the original (and perhaps ambitious) target rate of 75% for NHSHC uptake in England was based on economic modelling for cost-effectiveness.
Yet, major emitters have failed to even meet Copenhagen's far less ambitious target of limiting the rate of increase to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
In light of the very high drop out rate of the ambitious CATIE study, a design that enabled a high rate of subject completion (CATIE completion rate: 26%) would certainly be necessary for the study to have the necessary impact.
Although this may seem ambitious based on historic sales, this rate of growth is due to the large orders we have received to date from several distributors, letters of commitment from Meijer's and Kroger's, and the increasing number of orders from current clients.
But it's also extremely ambitious, because it's a much greater rate of housing production than we've seen in the last several decades in New York City.
