The phrase "a goal to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or aspirations related to change or improvement in a specific context.
Example: "Our organization has set a goal to transform the way we approach sustainability in our operations."
Alternatives: "an objective to change" or "a target for transformation".
Late last year, legislators firmed their commitment to the Lisbon strategy of 2000, which set a goal to transform the EU into a competitive knowledge-based economy.
With a goal to transform the event space (and the user experience), the company partners with commercial landlords to grow a network of meeting, event and conference venues.
Research doyenne Shelley Zalis established the Female Quotient with a goal to transform workplace cultures through its Girls' Lounges which are de rigueur pop-ups at virtual every event that might appeal to marketers – from the Cannes Lions to SXSW to Davos and many others in between.
Money raised by the individual charities will be spent on their specific projects or areas of focus, which are united by a common goal – to transform the lives of people with cancer, a spokeswoman for Cancer Research UK explained.
All children's orchestras are a good idea but Sistema orchestras have a very specific goal – to transform the lives of the players and their community.
We have an audacious and worthy goal to transform the future of human health and well-being.
Funded by Walton, it operates in service of her stated goal to transform a region.
Jerry Yang, Yahoo's chief executive, has often spoken about its goal to transform itself from an Internet portal to a "starting point" for millions of Web users.
India's goal to transform itself into a market for foreign companies and attract investment is increasingly being challenged by corruption and red-tape.
Their goal: to transform their chance discovery into a whole new family of technologies and industries.
He is pointman for pushing Mr. Rumsfeld's goal to transform the military to handle 21st-century conflicts.
