The phrase "achieve one objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the completion of a specific goal or target in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Our team worked diligently to achieve one objective: to increase customer satisfaction by 20% this quarter."
Alternatives: "reach a single goal" or "accomplish one aim".
It means they achieved one objective (sneaking one point ahead of Kent) and flunked another (trying to avoid the follow-on).
A decision dashboard is "… a visual display of the most important information needed to achieve one or more objectives; consolidated and arranged on a single screen so the information can be monitored at a glance" [ 13].
A multi-agent system (MAS) is a collection of autonomous agents, which interact with each other or with their environments to achieve one or more objectives.
The optimization problem is typical of the design process, where different design solutions have to be compared to achieve one or more objectives, often in contrast with each other.
"The existence of FFP has certainly helped achieve one of the principal objectives, to bring down the wages of players, particularly of squad players," says Harvey.
There was a risk for Bechdel that her book would have failed to achieve one of its prime objectives: making herself visible to the one living person by whom she most longed to be seen.
While the deal calls for spending significantly more than Mr. Pataki had proposed, it allows him to achieve one of his main objectives this year: saving $750 million to help balance the budget in future years, particularly if the economy slows.
And technology companies like the ones backed by Core Innovation Capital can help companies like Visa achieve one of its main objectives — expanding stakeholders in the electronic value chain.
A BIM use is defined as a method of applying BIM during a facility's lifecycle to achieve one or more specific objectives (Kreider and Messner 2013).
Downing Street insists that the drone strikes are designed to achieve one or both of two objectives – to disrupt attacks on British soil and to prevent attacks on British citizens in the UK or abroad.
