The phrase "a comparable goal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or aims that can be measured or evaluated against one another in terms of similarity or equivalence.
Example: "In our project, we aim to achieve a comparable goal to that of our competitors to ensure we remain competitive in the market."
Alternatives: "an equivalent objective" or "a similar aim".
Broadband should be available to all Europeans by 2013, the commission says; that is seven years ahead of a comparable U.S. goal.
Patients treated with insulin glargine or pioglitazone generally showed comparable goal attainment, but fewer patients taking rosiglitazone reached the lipid goals.
Longford Productions, a company with comparable goals, shared the theatre from 1936 to 1961.
Compared with these sharp differences between the two parties, the distinctions between leading candidates within each party are small, mostly a matter of tactics to achieve comparable goals.
The variation in these approaches to achieving comparable goals demonstrates that using a single feature cannot ease the complexity associated with finding disease-gene, disease-phenotype, and gene-phenotype associations.
The specific goal of this competition, which may be followed by future prize competitions in like amounts for comparable goals, will be the development of a community- or household-scale water treatment system to remove arsenic from the contaminated groundwater found in many developing countries.
For example, customers might complete a benchmarking survey that shows their performance is falling short relative to that of similar companies with comparable goals.
The GFWC and the NACW remained active throughout the 20th century, but, although they undertook similar projects and had comparable goals, they remained distinct bodies.
The only somewhat comparable goal-scoring performance this season in terms of individual contribution is that of Steven Stamkos, whose 21 goals account for 22.8percentt of Tampa Bay's total of 92.
In Congress, the representatives in the CPC designed their "People's Budget" with similar principles in mind and achieved comparable goals.
