The phrase "at objectives" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or context related to objectives, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We will meet at objectives to discuss our progress."
Alternatives: "regarding objectives" or "concerning objectives".
In a $50-billion-a-year 50-billion-a-year 50-billion-a-year 50-billion-a-yearsiorganizationy people are in Secretaryispute because of a new way of looking at objectives.
Drawing on his consulting work and lab experiments, Keeney has found that looking at objectives one by one rather than all at once helps people come up with more alternatives.
7.24am BST This June 1944 map shows a blackened area, at centre, on the Normandy beachhead indicating the approximate area captured by the Allies at the end of four days of battle after D-day, as continued Allied aerial bombings struck at objectives in the shaded belt.
Another tool that could be used in decision making is context analysis, which looks at objectives, added values, and the general context and environment into which a project should fit.
Several groups have studied expression profiles for various subsets of T-cells in both humans and mice, aimed at objectives ranging from differentiating regulatory T-cells from effector T-cells [11], [12] to understanding the FOXP3-dependent regulatory phenotype [13], [14], or studying how these cells respond to cytokine stimulation [15] [17].
We're trying to look at objective performance.
The US doesn't care that you left because you didn't like the political regime, "they look at objective facts, and those facts have a tax consequence.
In other words, it's best if decision makers don't prepare for future consequences only by looking at objective risks and vulnerabilities.
Hereafter, the crucial VTP is defined for energy flows at objective points and relative judging criteria is given.
Painted in response to Kasimir Malevich's celebrated White on White, Rodchenko's series of geometric paintings known as Black on Black were an attempt at objective, impersonal art devoid of spiritual or metaphysical trappings.
How Religious Are Americans, Really?! Religion remains stronger here than in Europe whether one looks at objective evidence or self reports.
