"work ambit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the scope or range of one's work or responsibilities. Example: As the new manager, my work ambit includes overseeing the daily operations of the company, managing a team of employees, and developing long-term goals for the department.
Putting aside whatever financial and intellectual benefits Assange gets from these discussions, "The World Tomorrow" might help him make the case that he is a journalist who can — and does — work within the ambit of conventional media.
Thus they have to work within the ambit of the Local Development Council which is tasked to set the direction of a comprehensive socio-economic development plan to be approved by its Sanggunian (local legislative bodies) and coordinating development efforts of the LGUs.
The paucity of increases in granting-council budgets creates a situation in which many young scientists will have to hope that their work falls within the ambit of other pots of money that the councils have available through strategic programs.
See also Sonnino (1997) for the works produced in the ambit of historical demography, from 1940 to 1993.
Field Day was created largely to detach Friel's work from the semi-official ambit of the Abbey theatre in Dublin.
Many studies of human behaviour in education are conducted by persons who identify with social psychology or whose work falls into the social psychological ambit.
(Crimes related to culturally important works of art fall under the ambit of federal law enforcement, and the maps qualify).
Mr. Williams worked for years in the Gordon Ramsay ambit, latterly as head chef of Pétrus and, when links with Mr. Ramsay were severed, of its successor, Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley.
The work for this project was undertaken within this ambit.
Within the ambit of the study i.e. PHC users, participants are not representative of all PHC users.
