The phrase "attained its objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the successful achievement of goals or targets in various contexts, such as business, project management, or personal development.
Example: "After months of hard work and dedication, the team finally attained its objectives for the project."
Alternatives: "achieved its goals" or "reached its targets."
A rebel-controlled radio broadcast said the new junta had attained its objectives without any bloodshed.
The Kosovo intervention just about attained its objectives, though this new nation-state is nowhere near being able to stand on its own two feet.
The proposed method for bi-level GSC has attained its objectives including the maximization of government net income considering the environmental pollution cost, as well as the maximization of supplier and manufacturer income in the second level of the bi-level plan.
"The new regulation of street prostitution has attained its objectives of protecting the population and the sex workers," the city said in a statement, per the AFP.
So the state relies on power to suppress society and attain its objectives.
While it was successfully launched -- and supported by Russia -- this campaign too has failed to attain its objectives.
Agency theory postulates that an organization needs to achieve a balance in its organizational architecture, to develop its activities and to attain its objectives effectively.
Overall, Russia came far closer than Turkey to attaining its objectives, fostering a revival of the Assad government's military fortunes.
She did not hold a security clearance or attend National Security Council meetings, but played a role in U.S. diplomacy attaining its objectives.
Effectiveness - a measure of the extent to which an aid programme attains its objectives or produces its desired results.
The OECD/DAC Evaluation Framework for Evaluating Development Assistance [ 26] defines effectiveness as: "a measure of the extent to which an aid activity attains its objectives".
