The phrase "an audacious goal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a goal that is bold, daring, or ambitious, often implying a level of risk or challenge.
Example: "Setting an audacious goal to reduce carbon emissions by 50% in five years will require innovative strategies and strong commitment from all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a bold objective" or "a daring target".
That's another thing – it's an audacious goal".
It is an audacious goal given distributors' reluctance to add channels and given TheBlaze TV's independent status.
Larry Brilliant, a physician who is the official "chief philanthropy evangelist" for Google's charitable arm, has an audacious goal.
I called Clive Tesar, the W.W.F.'s project lead for the effort, to find out how ten million dollars could achieve such an audacious goal.
Having announced in 2007 an "audacious goal" to eradicate malaria, his foundation (named after him and his wife Melinda) is now targeting the neglected tropical diseases.
I joined the Franklin Project because creating the cultural expectation that every young person in America, sometime between the ages of 18 and 28, participate in a fully paid, full-time year of service is not only an incredibly audacious goal, but a goal with enduring impact.
First, it's analogous to Apollo in the sense that when you have an incredible, audacious goal that you set out to achieve, the spin-off technologies and other challenges you have to solve along the way are actually extremely beneficial in other areas, not just space.
But Charles Koch, who has been the driving force behind the brothers' ideological spending, has long had a more audacious goal: to fund a libertarian revolution in America, in which taxes and regulations on companies such as Koch Industries would be all but obliterated.
Taking a bold step forward, the restoration of vision after severe glaucoma damage is a new Audacious Goal established by National Eye Institute (Sieving, 2012).
The last time I spoke to Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst, in June 2016, he had set a pretty audacious goal for his company to achieve $5 billion in revenue.
