"imperative goal" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a goal that must be met or achieved, usually due to some sense of urgency, and is usually used in a business context. For example, "The new business strategy aims to accomplish an imperative goal of increasing profits by 10% this quarter."
A religious credo is a guideline for life, a suggestion of purpose, and an imperative goal for humanity.
Since in the previous studies only high avidity TF BSs could be reliably detected by ChIP-seq assays, identification of other binding sites and elucidation their functional role in genome is a great imperative goal for biotechnology, computational biology and functional genomics.
This finding is notable in that weakness of the VMO has often been suggested to play an important role in the pathophysiology of an unstable patellofemoral joint [ 18, 19]; further, the restoration of quadriceps strength, in particular the VMO, has been considered an imperative goal to counteract patellofemoral maltracking [ 5, 20].
WASHINGTON — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton entered the final debate before Tuesday's critical primaries with two imperative goals: Challenge Senator Barack Obama's qualifications to lead the country and raise doubts about his ability to defeat a Republican opponent as experienced as Senator John McCain.
Benchmarks: Understands instances of political conflict and terrorism in modern society; Understands the motivations, moral imperatives, and goals of specific separatist movements around the globe and the potential impact on the affected populations (CTSS – 'social', '6-8'wh10'10') World History Standard 45- Understands major global trends since World War II.
3. Some methods meet both the categorical imperative and the goals of inquiry, and others don't.
If such salvage therapy is offered, it seems imperative to address goals of care and realistic expectations with the patient and family members, and to consider early involvement of palliative medicine, given the likely poor outcome.
Therefore, aside from examining mastery and performance goals, it also seems imperative to assess other types of goals such as social goals and extrinsic goals especially for students from collectivist cultures.
Self-efficacy is not only imperative for setting the goal to change behavior (motivational effect) but also for translating the goal into behavior and maintaining the behavior after the first enactment (volitional effect).
A cautious and unremitting search for the intralingual and therewith interlingual semantic invariants in the correlations of such grammatical categories as, for example, verbal aspects, tenses, voices, and moods becomes indeed an imperative and perfectly attainable goal in present-day linguistic science.
Once again, empathy is imperative to achieving this goal.
