'aspiration to knowledge' is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Her lifelong aspiration to knowledge drove her to pursue a PhD in neuroscience.
Change all your Sims aspirations to "Knowledge".
This is owed to missing information and the aspiration to avoid creating knowledge out of nothing.
Although the initiatives outlined above may differ slightly in their specific aims, they are nevertheless reflections of the same overall aspiration – to make the data and knowledge sequestered in the literature more readily accessible and re-usable.
"A politician, entrepreneur, teacher, methodologist-academic, they were united by judo and the aspiration to pass on their experience and knowledge to the next generation".
In a Commentary, he explains that he sees little hope for the 'Lisbon strategy', the European Union's aspiration to become the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
This aspiration to pay-it-forward and spread both experiences and knowledge led to an unreal experience.
It is now important that their aspirations to apply acquired knowledge for the benefit of animal science research be recognized and facilitated.
Young Gangster's covetousness seems to grow out of his knowledge that he is second rate; his aspiration to become the real thing is the motor that keeps him going.
First, knowledge and skills in economics play a notably important role for BS students with regard to their aspiration to study economics, business administration, or other related fields.
"An aspiration to global leadership".
That, and my aspiration to write.
