The phrase "ambitious table" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a table that has high aspirations or goals, possibly in a metaphorical sense, such as in a discussion about plans or projects.
Example: "The ambitious table outlined our goals for the next quarter, aiming to double our sales figures."
Alternatives: "aspirational table" or "goal-oriented table".
The questionnaire we used to assess participants' self-rated importance of various partner characteristics (Buss, 1989) consisted of 21 items, focusing, among other things, on whether a partner should have an attractive appearance or should be ambitious (see Table 1).
Force India represent a model for how a small, ambitious mid-table team should be run and Di Resta has not disappointed with points finishes in every race apart from Malaysia, and a fourth place in Bahrain, to give him eighth place in the championship, two places ahead of Button.
The prime minister made clear Britain comes to the negotiating table ambitious for a far-reaching post-Brexit deal that's good for all sides, but capable of thriving whatever the response.
While the vast majority of countries – from China (the largest HFC producer) to the smallest island nations – showed flexibility and willingness to advance the pace of action, India stuck to its original proposal, the least ambitious on the table, which would allow developing countries' HFC production and use to grow sharply for 15 years, until a freeze kicks in 2031. .
It's a fairly ambitious take on the function of the dinner table.
Ms. Spade's rollout -- scheduled for department stores early next year -- is ambitious, with 11 different table settings, 5 bedding lines, fabrics and wallpapers.
"Unless I put an ambitious target on the table, I don't know how we'll start," the secretary told a forum of wounded veterans.
But the London mayor had made clear in recent months that he felt the prime minister had squandered an opportunity to table more ambitious demands.
In addition to the new west of London plan, revealed by The IoS today, there are other ambitious ideas on the table.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European commission, is to table more ambitious proposals next week and is expected to raise the quota figure to 160,000 from the 40,000 proposed in May and fought over since.
