The phrase "as a major objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or aims within a specific context, such as a project, plan, or strategy.
Example: "The team has identified reducing waste as a major objective for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "as a primary goal" or "as a key aim".
Modeling in Chemical Engineering should as a major objective possess the capability to predict.
It is hard to imagine any other president daring to cite love as a major objective of our foreign policy.
Some might choose to work very hard to improve their income but few saw that as a major objective.
In the United States "computer literacy" is coming to be viewed as a major objective of public schools from the earliest grades.
The recently EU-funded research project ULIXES has as a major objective to increase the knowledge of the bioremediation potential of sites from the Southern Mediterranean countries.
Thus, to replicate biology with designed synthetic systems and to intervene in biological systems should be seen as a major objective in supramolecular chemistry along the road toward the ultimate goal of creating functional architecture(s) not found in nature.
As stated earlier, a major objective in cancer genome sequencing is to discover somatic mutations.
Engineering plants with enhanced tolerance of abiotic stresses such as drought is a major objective of plant biotechnology that is expected to be commercialized in the near future [ 4, 5].
The creation and restoration of natural woodland serving diverse socio-economic as well as nature conservation purposes has become a major objective of sustainable forestry throughout Europe.
The capture of the mole was a major objective, as it was to be the embarkation point for the evacuation after the mission.
The identification of allergy by patch or prick tests is a major objective, as exclusion of an offending allergen from the environment can contribute to clinical recovery in the individual worker and avoidance of new cases of disease.
