The phrase "ambitious rush" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong desire or eagerness to achieve something quickly, often implying a sense of urgency or intensity.
Example: "The ambitious rush to complete the project before the deadline led to several mistakes that could have been avoided."
Alternatives: "eager surge" or "driven haste".
Yet these days, we're seeing Americans engaged in a headlong and ambitious rush to learn Chinese — or, more precisely, to get their kids to learn Chinese.
Virgil van Dijk up above Petr Cech, who has gone on a very ambitious rush off his line.
Business schools around the nation study Webvan's overly ambitious rush to the biggest IPO to date in Silicon Valley, as a prime example of what to avoid doing while scaling.
Business schools around the nation study Webvan's overly ambitious rush to the biggest IPO to date in Silicon Valley, as a prime example of what to avoid doing while scaling," Relan wrote.
Parachutes earned the band its first Grammy Award, for best alternative album, and paved the way for the more ambitious A Rush of Blood to the Head (2002).
As Beijing puts growing pressure on some of the country's most ambitious companies, HNA rushes to sell assets to help pay back $90 billion in debt.
My twenties now seem like this rush of ambitious energy, ploughing through trying to make something work," he said.
Walgreen's, one of America's largest pharmacy chains, is based in Illinois.There appears to be a healthy dose of political posturing in all this for the ambitious Mr Blagojevich, who rushed to launch his petition drive even before his own investigators had completed their study of the Canadian drug issue.
The D.C. elections board ruled yesterday that a petition drive to legalize slot machines failed to collect enough valid signatures to qualify for the Nov. 2 ballot, ending for now a rushed and ambitious campaign by offshore investors to open a gambling hall in the nation's capital.
In recent days, they've floated an ambitious timeline for this legislative rush: Release a full and massive tax bill by November 1. Clear it through a committee markup within a week.
"Moan" is a more ambitious work, in which Mr. Rushing tries on various strategies, starting with a postmodern touch: the curtain rises to reveal the dancers setting the stage, then drops for the "real" beginning.
