The phrase "declared ambition" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's publicly stated goal or aspiration. Example: The politician's declared ambition is to reduce poverty in his country by implementing new economic policies.
The F.A. has taken the first step towards their declared ambition of winning the World Cup.
Her declared ambition was to make "Britain the great meritocracy of the world".
How can intellectual potency be claimed for an artist whose specialty, by his own declared ambition, was easeful visual bliss?
However, there was no specific Chinese commitment to sign up to Mr Cameron's declared ambition to hit 100 billion US dollars (£62 billion) by 2015.
Mr Schrempp's critics say that his declared ambition, to make the group a Welt AG, or global company, has hit a brick wall.
VINCE CABLE, the business secretary, whose declared ambition is to break up Britain's biggest banks, is trying to cajole these leviathans into lending more to growing companies.
Singapore and Malaysia have declared ambitions to welcome at least 1m Chinese next year.
In Humanitarian Hypocrisy, Andrea L. Everett maps the often glaring differences between declared ambitions to protect civilians in conflict zones and the resources committed for doing so.
Wyevale recently announced it is to phase out patio heaters, and B&Q has declared ambitions to be totally peat-free.
Still, to Beaver it seems strange to see the Bachmann she knew from Stillwater school politics striding across the American political stage with officially declared ambitions to capture the Oval Office and become the most powerful woman in the world.
In the past, the plan for a total of 20 power plants resulted in a large gap between Iran's declared ambitions and its envisioned needs for enrichment, and Sunday's announcement sought to end that contradiction, at least in theory.
