The phrase "his ambit" is correct and can be used in written English.
"Ambit" is a noun that means the scope or boundaries of something. It can be used in different contexts, such as describing someone's authority, influence, or reach. Here are a few examples: - The new CEO's ambitious plans stretched beyond the ambit of the company's usual operations. - As a professor, it is within his ambit to create new academic programs. - The judge's decision was within the ambit of the law. - He was known for his extensive ambit in the music industry, having worked with several popular artists.
But the parties at Green Acres began to bring celebrities into his ambit.
"The Blank Slate" further broadens his ambit from neuroscience to political and social theory.
The title of his latest album, I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside, might come across as late-adolescent solipsism, but it's actually an expression of Earl's narrowing social circle, even as his ambit expands.
This comes as some surprise, because while Timberlake has been busy on screen, Mosley has spent the 00s making dreadful showreel compilations to lure rock bands into his ambit.
The sad thing is that he had in his ambit a small-timer with "crazy" ideas and a woman who had learned that a man was no longer interested in her and a family member in the hospital which might, they suggest, explain why she was such a liar.
His first major research was in the field of game theory, but by the time he published "Science Concert" (in Korean), a kind of "Freakonomics" for his domestic publisher, he had expanded his ambit to include general psychology, aesthetics and finance.
They did, at least, become the first reporters to penetrate his fiefdom, and come within his immediate ambit, family and inner circle.
Acting like a powerful financial enzyme, Hou consistently catalyzes the creation and intelligent management of wealth for his clients and others in his professional ambit.
Now, the morality that we direct to those living in the neighborhood and the ethics that a responsible professional should direct to all who come within his or her ambit, whether friend, foe, or someone from outside one's customary circle, are two quite different matters.
It met with such success that Whitin, the executive secretary, expanded the ambit of his spies to include another of his pet vexations: interracial socializing.
A long period of national and international service followed before Jay once more made his presence felt within the ambit of New York through his powerful contributions to the struggle to ratify the federal Constitution.
