The phrase "ascent out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its ambiguity.
Example: "The ascent out of the valley was steep and challenging."
Alternatives: "climb out" or "rise up".
Through a painful intellectual process, which involves the rejection and overcoming of the familiar sensible world, they begin an ascent out of the cave into reality.
Growing up, she's also pretty, although sometimes acne-prone or encumbered by her bosom; she makes the improbable ascent out of their neighborhood — progressing from elementary to middle and high school, and finally university — but fears that the teachers who praise and encourage her will realize that she's just "Lila's pale shadow".
After the steep ascent out of Grosmont an exposed stretch of road enabled Sky to slash the lead group to only 10 men in a lightning move that would have won them the race if the finish had been a few kilometres distant.
Not only that: The ascent out of the Cave includes recognition of objects outside, especially "the things in the sky" (R. 516a b).
The breakaway was caught with little more than 4km remaining before the squads then battled for position at the foot of the final ascent out of Mur-de-Bretagne.
That's all it takes to begin your ascent out of loneliness.
Panelist David Sales, from the IoD and First Ascent, pointed out that attitudes matter at all levels of the company.
For those who have watched Forstall's ascent – pushed out, without doubt, by a ruthless Tim Cook as sure as if he were a misfiring supplier – it means one thing: no more "skeuomorphism".
Magma ascent with out-gassing gradually inflates the volcano and causes non-explosive eruptions.
Nishimura (2006) showed that magma ascent without out-gassing causes accelerated volcanic inflation that may lead to explosive eruptions.
The Hang Seng index of stocks here climbed four-tenths of a percent on Thursday, to 12,240.25, continuing a long ascent since bottoming out late last spring, when the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome was at its worst.
