The phrase "a practical objective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific, achievable goal or aim related to a particular subject or project.
Example: "The research team outlined a practical objective of improving energy efficiency in their new design."
Alternatives: "a feasible goal of" or "a realistic aim of".
The low treatment domain scores we observed, coupled with the widely demonstrated impact of inexpensive secondary prevention on improving health outcomes for NCDs such as CAD, CHF, and COPD [ 31], suggest that improved quality of care is a practical objective for health policy.
A more practical objective of this work was to understand the factors which affect the production of a consistent homogeneous food product of high particulate content for aseptic packaging.
The most important practical objective of the Habitats Directive has been the creation of 'Natura 2000', a network composed of the Special Protection Areas for wild birds and Special Areas of Conservation for natural habitats and threatened fauna and flora.
One practical objective of the meso-system interviews will be to identify the formal organisational structure and systems for managing quality in the hospital.
While minimizing the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) is typically a more practical objective, results of the case study presented show that it is possible to both reduce the land area (i.e. footprint) of the plant and number of heliostats for fixed energy collected.
Mr Ramirez said that the more practical objective, reminiscent of the attempt by Mr Ortega's best friend in Latin America, Hugo Chavez, to do similarly in Venezuela, is to acquire sufficient electoral numbers to allow Mr Ortega to push through a constitutional amendment that would allow him to remain President for as long as he wanted.
It is now an important and practical objective to determine the numbers of molecules of Raver1 and MBNL in these complexes.
Chang et al. [ 25], report that VCD diary cards have the highest correlation to cough frequency when measured objectively and hence, can be used in the absence of practical objective measures to evaluate cough severity and persistence.
Even though some misclassification of cough may occur, Chang et al. [ 34] report that VCD diary cards have the highest correlation to cough frequency when measured objectively and hence, can be used in the absence of practical objective measures to evaluate cough severity and persistence.
I saw the writing process as the practical, objective, product- oriented part of the seminar while I saw the work on scripts and performance as the organic, subjective, process part of the seminar.
