The phrase "an interesting objective for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or aim that is engaging or thought-provoking in a particular context.
Example: "The research team identified an interesting objective for their study on climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "a compelling goal for" or "an engaging aim for".
Comparing specifically chronic TTH patient's alexithymia to other TTH patients' could be an interesting objective for a future study conducted on a larger sample of patients.
It would be an interesting objective for future studies to investigate Ca2+ influx, e.g. from leak channels, in aged 'revertants'revertants
To distinguish between these possibilities it would be necessary to isolate and sequence monospore cultures from the sporulating cadavers, something would be an interesting objective for future work.
It would be an interesting objective for future studies to test the efficacy of these established dosages of antiplatelet and anticoagulant agents in larger groups of animals in order to obtain more representative data.
The largest number of QTL for any given trait across the entire study was found for this trait, making it an interesting objective for QTL fine mapping and for map-based cloning or candidate gene analysis.
Phase II studies of single agent docetaxel, given every 3 weeks or as a weekly schedule, showed a PSA response rate of about 45% and an interesting objective response rate, particularly for the weekly regimen (40%) (Picus and Schultz, 1999; Beer et al, 2001).
For example, an interesting objective would be to examine the form in which both pathologies vary over the time after terrorism.
All these considerations make the Moon an interesting object for scientific study [6] and therefore a scientific mission to the Moon with limited but well defined objectives was undertaken by ISRO.
This fact makes GPCRs an interesting target for multifunctional ligands.
Thus, MPO is an interesting target for anti-inflammatory therapy.
Objectives Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are now recognized to play an important role in the pathogenesis of rheumatic diseases and constitute an interesting therapeutic target for drugs.
