The phrase "ambitious service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that aims to achieve significant goals or has high aspirations in its offerings.
Example: "The company launched an ambitious service aimed at revolutionizing the way customers interact with technology."
Alternatives: "aspirational service" or "innovative service".
Many are showing up here in Ohio to tour the most ambitious service plaza construction program since the 50's.
The army of antennas is at the core of the ambitious service Aereo is introducing, first in New York and then across the country.
The report highlights the frequent lack of fit between ambitious service goals of empowerment, involvement, independence and choice and a continuing reliance on the same old repertoire of services and the same old processes of assessment, allocation and service delivery.
For example, I met with the Asian Network last week: they took out a third of their budget, and created a more ambitious service which is proving really popular with audiences.
It's an ambitious service pulling in a lot of different features from a lot of different extant applications in the hopes of killing all of them at once.
With Compaq breathing down its neck, having bought Digital Equipment Corporation, H-P needs to differentiate itself with a more ambitious services strategy than it has now.
But companies showing their wares at the conference, orchestrated by Myers Forums, a research firm that puts on business conventions, were promoting more ambitious services.
However, she made clear that while it had secured "ambitious services agreements", it would not enjoy the same level of "passporting" that the UK currently has as a member state – a status that enables banks and financial services businesses to trade freely.
More ambitious services, such as Glassdoor or Vault, aim to integrate salary information into wider information about employers and working environments.
The most ambitious free service is Slacker, unveiled this month.
So it is scarcely surprising that the other major company with an ambitious astronomy service online is Google.
