The phrase "a revised target" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a goal or objective that has been updated or modified.
Example: "After reviewing our progress, we have set a revised target for the project's completion date."
Alternatives: "an updated goal" or "a modified objective."
England will have a revised target.
But there is nothing stopping it from asking for their formal blessing for a revised target.
Rather than taking immediate action to address their failures, they will concentrate on producing a revised target for 2020 and a "vision" for 2050, as well as creating further delays by expressing the need for better biodiversity indicators.
From 2012 onwards the target was moved to a weighted average of 17% of biome area protected, which is based on a revised target established by the CBD in Nagoya, Japan, October 2010.
However, when just 30 per cent of Gloucestershire's population were killed in the original period, an extension was granted with a revised target to wipe out 58 per cent of local badgers.
In spite of the effort and urgency behind the Pacific Islanders' message to the delegates of the once-in-a-decade Congress, much of the final days of the marine part of the Congress has been taken up with trying to set a revised target for the amount of the ocean that needs to be protected in marine sanctuaries.
This comes despite 14 months of inertia in the renewable sector as a consequence of the conservative federal government's ambivalence on resetting renewable energy targets, a delay that Quiggin estimates killed off 8,000 kilowatt-hours of renewables before a lower, revised target for 2020 was finally set last month.
This rain-affected match was in the bag for Derbyshire, a Duckworth-Lewis revised target had Gloucestershire needing 69 from four overs, which then ended with six required from the last ball.
Some of the biggest economic disadvantages of remote living could be cancelled out by the arrival of the national broadband network, a contentious Australian government project that promises to bring the entire country online by 2020 – although this is just the latest revised target for an initiative that has been beset by a steady drip-feed of delays, cost blowouts and shrinking ambitions.
The Copenhagen summit failed to produce a new U.N. deal to limit climate change and the revised target is for talks to end with a global pact in 2015 that would enter into force in 2020.
This year, Madrid economists think it will end up with a deficit of about 7 percent, rather than its latest revised target of 6.3 percent.
