"daily goals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "Making and achieving daily goals is an important part of leading a productive lifestyle."
"At minimum, you need to be meeting the daily goals of your job," she said.
One of MindBloom's most popular daily goals is to "have a meaningful conversation".
"These sorts of distractions are not stopping our campaign from reaching our daily goals".
With nobody looking over your shoulder, you need to set clear daily goals, otherwise you may fritter your time away.
I compared my day-to-day progress on a line graph and earned badges when I reached my daily goals.
There are also now player experience levels, gained by completing a series of personal, community and daily goals.
He schedules each day down to the minute, and posts daily goals on the board so students can see them.
Pragmatists survived, and the smart ones set small daily goals: learning a new Chinese phrase or teaching a poem to a class of eager students.
I helped develop lesson plans and grade papers, and introduced the concept that learning can be fun, without losing track of our daily goals.
The use of the daily goals form has broad applicability in acute care medicine.
Baseline measurements were compared with measurements of understanding after implementation of a daily goals form.
