The phrase "a goal to reach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or targets that one aims to achieve.
Example: "Setting a goal to reach is essential for personal and professional growth."
Alternatives: "an objective to achieve" or "a target to attain".
In 1961, President Kennedy set a goal to reach the moon "before this decade is out".
Barclays has set itself a goal to reach a return on equity of 13 percent by 2013.
Making that even more appropriate for Heineken is a goal to reach a subset of younger men who are "worldly, cosmopolitan," Mr. Nasard said, who "over-index in Internet usage".
CANADIENS 5, FLYERS 2 Alex Kovalev scored a goal to reach 900 points, and Sergei Kostitsyn and Steve Begin each had a goal and an assist to help Montreal end Philadelphia's five-game winning streak.
Expansion of the wind farm is under way and Jamaica plans to increase renewable energy use further, with a goal to reach 20% by 2030, as part of its Vision 2030 policy.
There is some concern among officials at Honda and other foreign manufacturers that if regulators set any change to fuel economy standards -- a considerable if -- the Big Three would lobby for an across-the-board increase in mileage of, say, 5 or 10percentt, rather than a goal to reach specific mileage targets.
The Bonnies began the year with a simple goal: to reach the N.C.A.A. tournament.
Even with the extra practicality of hybrids, that could be a tough goal to reach, especially if gasoline prices drop.
Instead, Mr. Madden pointed to George W. Bush's record-breaking $37 million first-half total in 1999 as a "great goal to reach".
That's part of a wider goal to reach 100 cities across India and grow the network to 150,000 doctors and 20,000 labs.
Groza kicked a field goal to reach 13 for the season, exceeding Driscoll's all-time record.
