The phrase "a key target is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when identifying an important objective or goal in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our strategic plan, a key target is to increase market share by 15% over the next year."
Alternatives: "a primary objective is" or "a main goal is".
A key target is providing housing and water supplies for the rural poor.
A key target is Ochil, which has been held by the newly retired presiding officer George Reid on a narrow SNP majority.
A key target is to reduce expensive errors, duplication, and unnecessary procedures that do nothing to improve health and may actually result in worse outcomes.
A key target is the price-sensitivecustomer.
A key target is to allow free flow tolling services or shadow tolling to reduce traffic congestion on toll roads.
With only one needle and syringe outlet in each of the cities of Belgrade and Podgorica at the time of the study, and limited access to opioid substitution treatment at optimum dose, a key target is the scale-up of harm reduction services for IDUs in Serbia and Montenegro.
The plan to stop transmission by the end of 2012 is not on track". The latest report from Donaldson's board, set up last year to monitor and guide the eradication effort, shows that a key target was missed at the end of last year.
The other key target is a supine liberal establishment that lacks moral conviction and ultimately bows down before the might of alien entrepreneurs.
The key target is a sustainable transport development.
But a number of other key targets were missed by the health service – including on ambulance response times and cancer waiting times.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has admitted the health service in England must improve its record on waiting times after a BBC analysis revealed key targets were being missed en masse.
