The phrase "an ultimate target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a final goal or objective that one aims to achieve.
Example: "Our team has set an ultimate target for the project completion by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "a final goal" or "a primary objective".
As of Jan . 12 , 2006ontains about 11,000 texts, with an ultimate target of size of 25,000.
Correa laid most of the blame on the lack of donations – just over US$2m in the government trust and just under US$10m in another trust set up in 2010 and administered by the UN Development Programme (UNDP), despite an ultimate target of US$3.6bn.
The share price is likely to move to the mid $30 area with $40 as an ultimate target.
Designing drugs to combat neurodegeneration has always looked to cell survival as an ultimate target because cell death is involved both in PD (specifically in the substantia nigra) and in AD (general neuronal loss).
IQWiG recently also followed the argument that complete remission is also patient-relevant as an ultimate target-variable in hematologic malignancies if it coincides with less morbidity or improved HRQoL [41].
"We see AstraZeneca as a poor fit and an unlikely ultimate target for Pfizer," said analysts at Jefferies, who calculate that up to 90% of the US company's cash and short-term investments are held overseas.
A major downstream ultimate target of RANK signaling is the NF-kB transcription factor which, upon activation, translocates to the nucleus and promotes the transcription of numerous target genes, conferring survival advantages and anti-apoptotic capacity in cells [ 25].
When a foreign government launches a cyber attack against a private organization, the ultimate target could still very well be the U.S. government.
As the history of drug development in the area of diabetes and cardiovascular disease well reflects [ 26- 28], efficacy is assessed as the effect on a risk factor but the ultimate target of a particular therapy, the effect on CVD, is often not considered.
But by repeatedly taking 15-minute exposures of the star field, subtracting the fixed stars and then superimposing the images, the researchers generated an image of their ultimate target.
Participants will be encouraged to aim for an ultimate daily target of 10,000 steps per day [ 17] which can be broken down into a series of short and incidental walks, in order to maximise feasibility and adherence.
