'lofty objectives' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to ambitious goals or aims, usually on a large scale. For example, "The company has set some lofty objectives for the next two years in order to increase sales and profitability."
Impressive, but not one of OLPC's lofty objectives.
These are lofty objectives, and Mr. Obama may not reach them all.
I have read so many well-crafted discursive leads designed, in my opinion, to achieve those and similar lofty objectives that I sometimes think of it as "prize writing".
As a project with long-term and lofty objectives, Project Vox pursues incremental impact toward its goals while minimizing the costs for sustaining that effort.
To achieve these lofty objectives, Lingwood enlisted "artists and writers who didn't need any explaining from Michael or myself as to why the prison might resonate for them and their work".
To achieve the lofty objective of a corporate or an enterprise data architecture, organizational management must address data as the critical resource and asset that it is.
Initially having a rather lofty objective for 'the best superfast broadband in Europe' was also far from ideal, and mobile technology seems to have been disregarded for those especially hard to reach places.
Now, that's a pretty lofty objective, but I gotta call BS on that.
It is an extremely short period of time to achieve such a lofty objective.
That list, called Goals 2000, outlined eight lofty education objectives, including the eradication of violence in schools, vast improvements in student competency in a wide range of subjects and an increase in graduation rates to 90percentt of high-school students.
The family's lofty growth objectives don't stop there.
