The phrase "a true objective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a goal or aim that is genuine or authentic.
Example: "Our team has finally identified a true objective that aligns with our values and mission."
Alternatives: "a genuine goal" or "an authentic aim."
If the claim that human persons have a kind of intrinsic dignity or worth is a true objective principle and if it provides a key foundational principle of morality, it is well worth asking what kinds of metaphysical implications the claim might have.
She was a true objective outsider basically administering a test.
As in 16 patients in our series BCNU therapy was terminated due to a radiographic progress of the disease without any clinical deterioration it can be assumed that these changes might be in some cases treatment related and not a true objective tumor progression.
And finally, while the ability to quantify the nature of the decision (e.g., high or low) is a strength of objective measures, obtaining a true objective assessment of decision making is often challenging (e.g., determining if the decision was values concordant) and can bleed over into more qualitative assessment.
Though most of them insisted that their ambitions were confined to "renegotiation" of Britain's membership terms or the partial "repatriation" of UK sovereignty, Blair was sure that this was a ruse: the Tories' true objective was to liberate the nation from the EU's clammy grip.
Moreover CADEMO serves to determine the sample size for a confidence estimation of an unknown parameter and for the so-called selection procedures, which should be applied instead of using multiple comparisons of means, if the true objective of a study is to select only the best of all possibilities.
Only thus may we reach a true or objective understanding of the subject matter.
I'm beginning to think we make it too easy to clutter the ballot with names of people who want to run for office only because they lack the money to achieve their true objective, which is to have a large poster of their face looming over Times Square year round, or at least get a continuing part in a reality TV show.
This trial was designed using Fleming's single-stage Phase II procedure to test the null hypothesis that the true objective response rate was <15%, with a sample size sufficient to reject it when the true objective response rate was >35% with an 80% power and using a level of α=5% (one-sided test), and required a sample size of 44 patients (Machin et al, 1997; Kim et al, 2008b).
The study sample size (an accrual target of 36 patients) was based on a single-stage design to test the null hypothesis that the true objective response rate to treatment was ≤40% versus the alternative hypothesis that the true objective response rate was ≥60%, with type I and II error levels of 0.10 and 0.15, respectively.
Their true objective is propagating the theme of praising Stalin as a military genius.
