The phrase "a set of targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple goals or objectives that are intended to be achieved.
Example: "The team has established a set of targets for the upcoming quarter to improve overall performance."
Alternatives: "a group of objectives" or "a collection of goals".
Given mathematical models of biological networks, these tools select a set of targets for pharmaceutical drugs.
The goals are not only a set of targets; they constitute a ceiling.
This study provides the analysis on a set of targets from the Swiss-Prot database from 14 December 2011.
These will culminate in a set of targets, to be agreed by the United Nations in 2015, known as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The test consisted of giving each Facebook user a set of targets and a limited number of invitations and challenging them to friend each target on their own.
This paper addresses the problem of minimizing the energy necessary to provide predefined scheduled lighting levels upon a set of targets through an optimization technique.
The characteristics of ditches that have high conservation value are described and a set of targets against which such ditches can be assessed are presented.
Second, there is already a set of targets for teachers to aim at: if these gifted students are helped at the expense of the others in the classroom, it could be an unpopular initiative.
"What I find exciting about this new plan is that for the first time in history, New York City has committed to a set of targets for expanding the number of economically and racially integrated school environments," he said.
McDonald's announced a set of targets on Monday for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the effect of which the company compared with taking 32 million cars off the road for one year.
"One of the last things I did as director of the C.I.A. was to sit down with my counterparts in Pakistan and make clear to them that there are a set of targets that we have," Mr. Panetta said.
