"hitting goals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a verb phrase that means successfully achieving something or reaching a desired outcome or target. Example: "She worked hard all year and ended up hitting her sales goals for the company."
You could also use a site like stickk.com, which helps you to penalize yourself financially for not hitting goals.
Most reward people for having their vital signs tested and hitting goals such as lowering blood pressure or burning off flab.
The bailout loans will be paid in installments, and each tranche of aid will be conditional on the government in Athens hitting goals and completing structural changes to its economy, including the privatization of state-owned assets.
UnitedHealth suggests rewarding people for having a variety of vital signs tested and then giving them more points for hitting goals for things like blood pressure, body mass index and cholesterol.
No health insurance, pension plans or other young-people-don't-need-'em benefits to bite into the paycheck -- just plenty of incentive-based compensation, plus perks like free cars (a Jeep Cherokee! a Dodge Caravan!) and vacations (Myrtle Beach! Las Vegas!) for hitting goals.
That's less important in northern Europe, where employees are more likely to be task-oriented and take inspiration from hitting goals.
Lisa J. Jackson suggests celebrating when you hit goals and milestones.
The few that do breed more loyal and productive workers who are more likely to hit goals, Kight said. .
Five Blackhawks shots have hit goal posts in the last two games, and nothing seems to be clicking.
Five minutes later Carter hit goal number five and midfielder Houghton, with a superb 25-yard free-kick 14 minutes from time, completed the scoring.
