The phrase "achieving its target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing goals, objectives, or outcomes that are being met or accomplished.
Example: "The marketing campaign was a success, achieving its target of increasing brand awareness by 30%."
Alternatives: "reaching its goal" or "meeting its objective."
The government, which offers long-term contracts to private sector bidders, said it was confident of achieving its target of 20% by 2025.
If it were to commit to achieving its target in 2-5 years, for instance, he says, bond investors would be reassured about the outlook for rates.
A recent assessment by the World Health Organisation and other UN agencies found that even though India is "making progress" in reducing maternal mortality, it is still a long way from achieving its target under the UN's Millennium Development Goals.
How he did it, by announcing a Kickstarter campaign that temporarily downed the crowdfunding site ahead of achieving its target of $2 million in the amount of time it takes the average man to decide what to have for lunch, was a little dubious.
How he did it, by announcing a Kickstarter campaign that temporarily downed the crowd-funding site ahead of achieving its target of two million dollars in the amount of time it takes the average man to decide what to have for lunch, was a little dubious.
So how has the Fed performed in achieving its target of 2% inflation in the past 15 years?
If Scotland votes to break away, the remaining UK will not come close to achieving its targets without wind.
The US has lifted sanctions "on paper", he said, "but they are using roundabout paths to prevent the Islamic Republic from achieving its targets".
The OBR concedes that there is "huge uncertainty around all public finance projections": We stress test the Government's chances of achieving its targets using sensitivity and scenario analysis.
