"company target" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to the goal of a particular company. For example, "The company target for this quarter is to reach $20 million in sales."
For the original release of The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection, Swift partnered with the American retail company Target; it was made available as an exclusive limited release at Target stores in the United States and online, at Target.com.
In 2007, Mr. Ackman formed a $2 billion special fund for an investment in one specific company: Target.
The report found that the average company target for the number of women at senior management level was 35% by 2020, up from the current average of 27%.
The difference between success and failure, it seems, comes down to hundreds of details that vary for each specific company, target market, and economic and cultural landscape.
The new Serco contract is designed to cost £42m less than the previous one over its 11-year lifespan with a company target to reduce staff by 19%.
Kirshenbaum Bond, founded in 1987, has more than 200 employees in New York and San Francisco and billings estimated at $525 million from clients like Andrew Jergens, the Meow Mix Company, Target, Timex and the Verizon SuperPages.
The over-demanding, slightly sinister list of company targets.
The company targeted only Republican groups and donors.
Marketing: The company targets two separate audiences: companies and consumers.
In 2011, a company targeted coffee shops for setting up Wi-Fi networks for customers.
Charterhouse is also selling some of its majority stake with the company, targeting a free float of at least 25%.
