The phrase "attainable targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that are realistic and achievable within a certain timeframe or context.
Example: "In our strategic planning meeting, we emphasized the importance of setting attainable targets to ensure team motivation and success."
Alternatives: "achievable goals" or "realistic objectives".
Improving our Gross Margin from 65.41% in Year 1 to 67.10 in Year 2. These are attainable targets; our 'stretch' is to attain 70.73% by Year 3. Keeping employee labor cost between 37-39% of total sales.
Are these attainable targets?
Goal-setting sessions were arranged on-site with workers' participation to set realistic and attainable targets of performance.
To some extent, policy rules appear more basic, flexible, and operational than social and central bank loss functions, but the social loss function serves as an ultimate objective and the central bank loss function explicitly identifies the attainable targets and appropriate weight to achieve the social optimum.
But instead of platitudes we should focus on measurable, attainable targets that will actually make a big difference for the next 15 years.
Diabetes management requires setting of individualised attainable targets.
After putting his name to a four-year deal with the Coca-Cola Championship club, Strachan was asked if he believes immediate promotion is an attainable target.
Mr. Wen, in a rare appearance by a top Chinese official at Davos, said that the Chinese government had set a goal of 8percentt growth in 2009, which he called "an attainable target through hard work".
In this paper, a pyramid-type multi-stage cooler is analyzed, focusing on the importance of maximum attainable target heat flux and overall coefficient of performance, COP.
The algorithm outputs the set of non-dominated solutions representing the trade-off between separation values and the best attainable target level of safety.
GISs, virtual reality modelling and a variety of visual technologies are at the forefront of this development, and make the complex modelling of the effects of human behaviour on landscapes and the environment an attainable target.
