The phrase "ambitious value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a value or goal that is challenging and requires significant effort to achieve.
Example: "The company's ambitious value of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 sets a high standard for sustainability in the industry."
Alternatives: "aspirational value" or "bold value".
The only major change, compared with what was carried out in the present paper, would be that higher genetic gains could be targeted in order to profit from the new potential brought by genomic selection i.e. instead of constraining yearly genetic gains to the observed past values, more ambitious values could be chosen.
The campus construction plans that are not big and ambitious have value beyond their size.
The ones I know are ambitious, responsible, and value the discourse that the design process enables.
JM & HDJ: We both value ambitious ideas and honesty and continually look for that in people both near us and in those we can celebrate from afar.
But Mr. Pettit had a much more ambitious proposal that valued the mahogany crop at $210 million versus about $65 million for the British company.
Under the Hello London banner Chris will also drive the delivery of an ambitious investment programme valued in excess of £80m, which will transform TfL's rail advertising estate.
Walmart, which bought a 77% stake in Flipkart as part of its ambitious overseas strategy, valued the company at $21 billion.
Congruent instrumental values included ambitious, courageous, forgiven, and honest, while incongruent values included self-controlled, helpful, logical and capable.
At 650 pages – almost 200 of them dedicated to answering test questions – it's a hefty and ambitious work, and excellent value.
Compared to my previous experiences of coworking, she's taken the concept to a new level and is always ambitious to add more value to what is already a successful local business community.
