The phrase "a revised target for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or updates to a specific goal or objective, often in a business or project management context.
Example: "After reviewing the project's progress, we have established a revised target for completion by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "an updated goal for" or "a new objective for".
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.
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.
After a sandstorm disrupted play, India faed a revised target of 237 in 46 overs to qualify for the final.
Set a revised target of 189 in 41 overs following a break for rain, they had already lost Tim Roberts to Martin Bicknell's fifth ball of the innings when Usman Afzaal and Jeff Cook were both dropped in the same Azhar Mahmood over.
The Vital D study recruited for two years to reach a revised target of 2,300 participants (June 2003 to 2005).
Facing a revised target of 143 from 16 overs, Hampshire were all out for 101 in 14.1 overs despite Jimmy Adams' 53.
Chasing a revised target of 235 from 43 overs, Surrey recovered from a blip that saw them lose three wickets for six runs in 11 balls to win with more than nine overs to spare.
The additional rain delay meant the Royal Challengers were set a revised target of 81 from six overs.
As the president periodically threatened to withdraw from the treaty, negotiators missed their initial deadline for a deal at the end of 2017 as well as a revised target of March 31.
A revised target of 58% was set but shooters have failed to kill enough badgers on any night and several night saw no kills at all.
When Abbott last February advocated a revised target of 110,000 migrants a year, Morrison, then treasurer, warned a substantial cut would increase the budget deficit by billions.
