The phrase "exceed the objective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing performance or results that go beyond a set goal or target.
Example: "Our team was able to exceed the objective by increasing sales by 20% this quarter."
Alternatives: "surpass the goal" or "go beyond the target."
This study shows that the use of EIS as an adjunct to colposcopy can improve the accuracy of disease detection, and the increase in PPV exceeded the objective of the study.
The requirements for appropriate imaging in cardiomyopathies nowadays exceed the pure diagnostic objective, whereby assessment of the more intricate aspects, such as depiction of underlying aetiology, risk assessment, therapy planning and determination of prognosis, are becoming increasingly important.
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emissions from the BRDF with no engineered pollution controls for NOx in place exceeded the provincial objective in all seasons except during summer.
It should be noted, however, in the current study birds in all treatments exceeded the performance objective of this breed (Ross, 2012) which suggests that enzymes can be beneficial even in well performing broiler chickens.
He also made the objective crystal clear: "the number of volunteers does not need to exceed the sufficient force that can accomplish the objective of protecting Iraq, its people, and its sacred places".
"We have met or exceeded the strategic objectives set out in 2011 and are ready to move on to the next stage in our development".
The results suggest that at least one modified enzyme meets or exceeds the experimental objectives, and thereby possesses enhanced potential as an antibacterial therapy.
They share an objective: to exceed the company's bookings plan.
This means that it is possible to exceed the BS power constraint when evaluating the objective function.
Such a sample would exceed the number needed to assess the same objectives described for the other study.
