"among its objectives" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a list of objectives or goals that belong to a particular entity or organization. For example: "Among its objectives, the company aims to increase its market share, improve customer satisfaction, and expand into new markets." "Among its objectives, the charity strives to provide aid to marginalized communities, raise awareness for social issues, and promote volunteerism." "Among its objectives, the government is focusing on economic growth, job creation, and environmental sustainability."
Among its objectives was to clearly define the response team and its responsibilities in various incidents, that is, she said, "who gets into the process and when".
Among its objectives is getting one million young African-Americans to register as Democrats and to vote in the next presidential election.
Among its objectives is attracting 10 world-class tertiary institutions and 15 pharmaceutical companies to the city-state.
Among its objectives for Member States is: "When planning for humanitarian emergency response and recovery, it is crucial to ensure that mental health services and community psychosocial supports are widely available".
Lessons Learned: Participation: The CCRC objectives did not specifically outline child participation among its objectives, and this may be regarded as a major unintended results achieved.
Among its objectives are to increase the number of women giving birth in accredited birthing facilities and to improve the quality of care, particularly in far-flung and economically challenged municipalities.
While ordinary language seems to indicate that the value of something is among its objective properties, such a value-property is not to be found in reality.
The American political system, as Thomas Jefferson memorably declared, seeks among its three objectives the pursuit of that very thing.
Among its many objectives, Saudi Arabia wants to weaken Iran and end its alleged nuclear arms ambitions, topple Mr. Assad, contain Hezbollah, stop the expansion of Shiite influence, reassert Sunni political predominance in much of the Arab world, and strengthen pro-Western or conservative regimes in the Middle East.
Last month TfL published a policy statement setting out its intentions for adopting transport regulations to fit the fast-changing sector — with the safety and welfare of passengers and drivers being chief among its stated objectives.
Among its secondary objectives was to investigate the question of biological progression of the preclinical disease.
