The phrase "lofty targets" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe ambitious goals or objectives that may be difficult to achieve. Example: Our company has set lofty targets for sales growth this year, but with dedication and hard work, we are confident we can reach them.
Having enjoyed his first taste of Group One success, Simcock is already eyeing further lofty targets.
But ahead of the start of the new campaign, a refocused Ronaldinho has set Milan some lofty targets.
After the End may only occasionally hit Cox's lofty targets – but sometimes just seeing someone strive can be a thrill in itself.
After the End may only occasionally hit the band's lofty targets – but sometimes just seeing someone strive can be a thrill in itself".
The sustainable development goals (SDGs), which include lofty targets such as eliminating extreme poverty and providing quality education for all, were adopted by world leaders in September.
Porter, too, is of the same mould, setting lofty targets immediately upon his appointment as a rookie manager two years ago, firing shots in pretty much every which way (even in the direction of Pep Guardiola).
Funnelling $100bn into the response to climate change every year may seem a lofty target.
We've set ourselves the rather lofty target of £3000 so any support would be very much appreciated.
The U.S.O.C.'s lofty target may be as much a marketing strategy as a prod for better performances.
The last Palme d'Or winner, Michael Haneke's Amour, took £887,000 in the UK, which presents a lofty target for Blue.
Besides helping growers pay off their loans if the price dips below that, Uncle Sam then makes what are known as countercyclical payments to allow farmers to obtain a lofty "target price" of 72 cents a pound.
