"objective meaning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a meaning that is impartial and has no bias or opinion. For example, "We must strive to interpret the sentence objectively, so as to arrive at its objective meaning."
[This] is what we've seen repeatedly: that Terrorism has no objective meaning and, at least in American political discourse, has come functionally to mean: violence committed by Muslims whom the West dislikes, no matter the cause or the target.
"Maybe those words have lost their objective meaning," Seaton said.
Truth has little objective meaning or value, but rather exists as it is necessary or useful.
Meaning the theory that language ariginated in interjections which cradually acquired objective meaning: Cf. Dingdown Theory.
These rule experts have propagated a commonly held view that laws and rights are like facts: they have an objective meaning that can be discovered by the professionals.
Until the theory of relativity was propounded it was assumed that the conception of simultaneity had an absolute objective meaning also for events separated in space.
Targets often cause departments to focus on certain objectives, meaning others are ignored.
There are some people around the White House who believe that of these two objectives, meaning ful prosperity may be more dif ficult to win than a tolerable peace.
The financial argument for divestment appeals particularly to investors with long-term objectives, meaning faith groups are playing a significant role, says Mark Campanale, founder of the Carbon Tracker Initiative, which pioneered the financial analysis of the carbon bubble.
Mean, median and mode are all types of average with clear, objective meanings.
As a consequence, the objective meanings of language, defined in dictionaries as invariant regardless of users, also bear subjective connotations for language users due to their unique histories of linguistic experience, even though for practical purposes of communication they are able to set aside such differences.
