The phrase "an absolute target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, unchanging goal or objective that one aims to achieve.
Example: "Our team has set an absolute target for sales this quarter, and we are determined to meet it."
Alternatives: "a definitive goal" or "a fixed objective".
Equally, there's also a strong chance that China could agree to make an absolute target for carbon cutting – and go beyond its commitment of a date by which its emissions will peak.
Thus, in case of which, carbon emission reduction is an absolute target, and the model proposed can effectively utilize the DR to reduce carbon emission.
Getting to zero Ebola cases remains an absolute target.
However, there is no really strong evidence to support this value as an absolute target.
Rather than apply an absolute target for CVP, a dynamic fluid response target of at least 2 mmHg was used.
However, because no reliable correlation between intravascular volume and absolute CVP measurement has been established, rather than apply an absolute target for CVP, dynamic changes of CVP to fluid challenge would likely provide a more reliable guide to fluid requirements [ 24, 36].
The observed trend was attributed to a decreased return effect as a result of an increased average absolute target potential during the pulse on-phase when employing heavier inert gases as the buffer gas.
From λ, together with the volume of each replicate PCR and the total number of replicates analyzed, an estimate of the absolute target DNA concentration is calculated.
The history of the 2°C target clearly demonstrates that the establishment of an absolute climate target contributes little to effective risk management if major emitters refuse to actually implement corresponding measures because the reduction paths appear too ambitious to them.
As a teen, I was the absolute target audience, but I note that Jason was quite small in 1985.
When the result was expressed as a percentage change against control, the absolute target gene number for both genes was first normalized using the HPRT reference gene copy number and the percentage change then calculated.
