The phrase "a significant goal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an important objective or target that one aims to achieve.
Example: "Our team has set a significant goal for this quarter: to increase sales by 20%."
Alternatives: "an important objective" or "a major aim."
He will undoubtedly strengthen our squad and add a significant goal threat".
Should Ecuador beat France in their final Group E game they will progress to the knockout stages, barring a significant goal swing in Switzerland's favour.
In this solo he demonstrates a significant goal of his work: to show the contrast between movement and language, or action versus sound.
Physically back to 100%, winning a singles gold medal is a significant goal for her and she is likely to go into the US Open next month as the big favourite for another grand slam title.
Modifying changes in health benefits was a significant goal for the union after an arbitrator's decision in June required nurses to pay $25 to $400 a month toward premiums previously covered entirely by their employers, for reduced benefits at higher costs.
energy recovery systems that are pollution free has become a significant goal within the research community.
Ten minutes later, Asensio scored a hugely significant goal.
In a seven-year career playing for Maccabi Petah Tikva at the unfashionable end of the Israeli first division, he has never scored a more significant goal than Saturday's injury-time winner.
The ability to measure specific receptor dimerization and/or internalization in live animal imaging is a physiologically significant goal in cancer biology and drug delivery field.
A related significant goal of current alcohol-related genetic research is to identify interventions that might decrease the risk for this devastating disease in those most likely to be affected.
However, de novo sequencing of large repetitive eukaryotic genomes has yet to be accomplished with a NGS platform and remains an important and significant goal.
