The phrase "ascent over" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing a rise or increase in something, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The ascent over the past year has been remarkable, indicating a strong recovery in the market."
Alternatives: "rise above" or "increase in".
After Atlantis lifted off on Friday, NASA replayed photography of the ignition and ascent over and over, from all angles, as if to hold on a little longer to this last parting of a space vehicle whose time had passed.
There's another ascent over Perbargus Point before dropping down to sea level and West Portholland.
The combination of converging and up-gliding air focused very intense ascent over central Maryland.
But if Northern Europe's ascent over Southern Europe was presaged by Charlemagne's ascent over Rome, doesn't this imply that the South made some kind of comeback in the long centuries between Charlemagne and the rise of the Eurovision Song Contest?
The group's ascent over the last two years set off a broader buying frenzy in Silicon Valley.
It turned out to be a stiff but superb climb -- a 3,000-foot 3,000-footr 4.6 miles.
On Dec. 17, 1903, the Wrights took turns making short ascents over the dunes of Kill Devil Hills, four miles south of Kitty Hawk, N.C., in a propeller-driven biplane powered by an internal combustion engine.
Criteria for participation in the climbing team were previous extreme altitude experience (event free ascents over 6500 m), general mountaineering experience (subjectively assessed by the expedition leader and climbing leader, MG and SD) and a demonstrated ability to conduct medical research at high altitude.
Avoid making vertical ascents over rock that is wet, as this will be particularly susceptible to collapse.
For the 2016 race, the difficult stage of endurance and climbing that is the Mont Ventoux is returning; the naked windy mountain in Provence is famous for its harsh limestone environment and its grueling steep ascent, which takes over one hour at best to accomplish.
The Concorde was capable of traveling over oceans and unpopulated land areas at supersonic cruise speeds, but it could not fly efficiently and quietly at subsonic flight speed for takeoff, ascent, cruising over populated areas, and approach and landing.
