The phrase "achieved its target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a goal or objective has been successfully met or accomplished.
Example: "The marketing campaign was a success, as it achieved its target of increasing brand awareness by 30%."
Alternatives: "met its goal" or "reached its objective."
It achieved its target sample size, and the intervention was reliably delivered.
Construction of ROF Drigg was essentially complete at the end of 1941 when it achieved its target production of 400 ton per week (Smith, 1946).
Reported quarterly production was 4% higher than last year, at 4 million barrels a day, mostly helped by gas; the company said it had achieved its target of $2 billion in cost cuts by mid-2009; and it also maintained its dividend at 14 cents per share.
In April this year, Sainsbury's said it had achieved its target of a 50% relative reduction in water consumption.
ThyssenKrupp, Germany's biggest steel manufacturer, said on Tuesday that it had achieved its target of pretax profit of $800 million for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30.
Car maker Honda has announced it has achieved its target of cutting hundreds of jobs at its Swindon plant mainly through voluntary redundancy.
That, in turn, should help it achieve its target of a 20% return on equity in the medium term.
· Labour women MPs warn today that unless the party steps up its efforts to get women selected for winnable seats at Westminster the legislation which legitimises positive discrimination will expire before it achieves its target.
But industry insiders are sceptical whether the Bradford-based business can achieve its target as it battles to secure stores against rivals Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl.
GM said profit would be flat compared with last year and it would not achieve its target to break even in Europe for the period.
Or is it possible that the fear factor will soon make it impossible for the Fed even to achieve its target on the interest rate it supposedly controls?
