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The phrase "all your objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the goals or aims that someone has set for themselves or their work.
Example: "In this meeting, we will discuss how to achieve all your objectives for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "all your goals" or "all your aims".
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But money is only one part of the negotiation, and it's crucial to know what all your objectives are before talking to a client.
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After all, your objective is to kill the cricket.
Some years earlier I'd been on a self-improvement course by Tony Robbins, the slightly frightening American self-help guru, and he'd suggested it's useful to write down all of your objectives.
You have met all your sales objectives and feel that you are not only a valuable employee but also the top producer in the department.
Once you've got your all objectives down on the table think laterally: how can you measure the progress of the project against the aims you've set out? (You write these in the "Objectively verifiable indicators" and "Means of verification" boxes).
Your objectives will inform all other decisions.
Your objectives must become theirs.
Recognize your interdependence in reaching your objectives.
Assess your objectives.
Next, identify your objectives.
What are your objectives?
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