"against the objectives" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that goes against or contradicts the intended goals or objectives. Example: The company's decision to cut employee benefits is going against the objectives of promoting a positive work culture and retaining top talent.
If there's a unique threat on our borders, this department obviously should be held accountable to Congress, but they have to have the flexibility to marshal these 170,000 people and organize them against the objectives of winning a war.
"All bids to the regional growth fund are stringently evaluated against the objectives of creating sustainable employment, rebalancing the economy and delivering value for money, and are independently assessed by an advisory panel headed by Lord Heseltine," he said.
These results are then matched against the objectives of innovation policy, an exercise that gives better insights on the policy links between regulation and innovation policy and concludes on the domains of complementarities between the two.
Hellmuth explains, "A main part of our campaign is that we don't want companies to pull out of the Congo". This would produce further chaos and economic distress in the DRC, which would work against the objectives of this campaign.
Judged against the objectives Vladimir Putin purported to set on inheriting Russia's presidency 15 years ago prosperity, the rule of law, westward integration regarding him as a success might seem bleakly comical.But those are no longer his goals, if they ever really were.
Eyeota's Prokop says her company has incorporated Google's OKRs (objectives and key results) system to help measure how well new employees are doing against the objectives the company has defined.
Then the performance of the batch reactor is evaluated against the objective function under different profiles.
(That would make ESPN the Fox News in this scenario, intent on hyping up the chances of the challenger against the objective information).
Large credit flows, "will not only go against the objective of economic structural adjustment, but will also pose bank lending quality risks," Mr. Zhou said in a magazine interview.
Thus, when he announced in June 1988 that "to oppose freedom of choice means placing oneself against the objective movement of history itself", his Moscow listeners assumed he was saying that "anyone demanding freedom of choice will be squashed by the objective Soviet steamroller of history".
On Wednesday, the latest in a long line of onshore windfarms was crushed by Pickles, despite approval from the planning authorities, As Mike Parker, at the windfarm's developer, RWE Innogy UK, said: "Once again we have received refusal, going against the objective and reasoned judgment of an independent and qualified planning inspector".
