The phrase "ascent early" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an early stage of climbing or rising, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The ascent early in the morning was invigorating, as the sun began to rise."
Alternatives: "early climb" or "initial ascent".
The ascent in early times was usually made in the white robes of a pilgrim.
Spurling makes no outsize claims for Buck, who was prescient about China's ascent as early as 1925.
There it will be fuelled and attached to its Soyuz rocket, ready for an ascent no earlier than 28 March.
This has been his special skill in the second half of a picaresque 23-job managerial career after an early ascent built on sturdy, workmanlike success.
In a party of only 57 MPs, Mr Hames is a reasonable bet for an early ascent into government.Among the most gripping micro-dramas of election night was the victory of the Green Party's first MP.
And that the terms "modernism," "modernist," "postmodernism," and "postmodernist" all experienced a giddy ascent in the early nineteen-eighties, and have been in a pattern of smoothly inexorable decline since the late nineties.
In an action that was perhaps inevitable at some point after the completion last year of western Europe's tallest building, visible across much of central London, the six climbers began their ascent in the early hours of the morning.
Most were following the popular "three mountains" route to the summit of Mont Blanc, and had begun their ascent in the early hours of the morning when the temperatures were colder and the snow pack and ice cliffs more stable.
Although this rule is taught by diving agencies, compliance is questionable in part because early ascent prevents divers from using all the dive time they have purchased.
