The phrase "the ambition of creating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the desire or goal to bring something into existence or to make something happen. Example: The artist had always dreamed of becoming a renowned sculptor and spent years perfecting her craft, driven by the ambition of creating a masterpiece that would leave a lasting impact on the world.
It then has the ambition of creating work with, and for, 0-3 year-olds.
Taking the £6000 redundancy payout, he set up his first store in Old Brompton Road, Kensington with the ambition of creating a 'different breed of bookshop', using techniques he had seen in the United States.
The implications of a smaller deal are unclear, with the BBC warning in its submission to Digital Britain in March that a tie-up with BBC Worldwide would not fulfill the government's ambition of creating a new public service broadcaster of "real scale".
Forbes noted the team's ambition of creating something "dark and creepy".
So, too, the party must learn to turn the energy of the "word of mouth" election into Miliband's ambition of creating "the largest community organisation in the country" with as much activity on street lighting, tackling antisocial behaviour and creating community cohesion as was devoted to canvassing voters.
As a result, there are now more ways of getting high than ever before, making the UN's 1998 ambition of creating "a drug-free world" look positively delusional.
If the party were to win two thirds of the seats, it could also change the constitution and fulfill Erdogan's ambition of creating a more powerful executive presidency.
Renault's chief executive Carlos Ghosn said partnering with Caterham would help "realise our long-held ambition of creating a sports vehicle with the Alpine DNA".
"Mr Erdoğan's ambition of creating a one-man government with a union of the executive and legislative," says Ergil, "is now much easier to be accomplished".
"Mr Erdogan's ambition of creating a one-man government with a union of the executive and legislative," said Ergil on Saturday afternoon, "is now much easier to accomplish".
For all its success, New Labour failed in its bolder ambition of creating a sustainable movement.
