The phrase "operating targets" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to specific goals or objectives that a company or organization sets for its day-to-day operations. Example: The company has set ambitious operating targets for the next fiscal year, aiming to increase efficiency and reduce costs by 10%.
Performance Food could pay up to $7 million more if certain operating targets are achieved in the next two years.
Yesterday, Mr. Hilbert, trying to put the best foot forward on a hugely embarrassing experience, said that Conseco Finance had met all operating targets during the period it was owned by Conseco.
Can a Dell, for example, which has missed revenue and operating targets four times in the recent past in booming conditions, grow at a 30% annual rate?
Goldman Sachs analyst Deane Dray also likes what he sees in ITW, recently reiterating his "buy" rating and noting that ITW has demonstrated its ability to meet its operating targets in a softer macro environment.
Deane Dray, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, said in a note to investors Friday that the earnings miss and lowered guidance "raises credibility concerns for GE over the near-term, given that CEO Jeff Immelt had expressed confidence and reaffirmed guidance and operating targets on his March 13 retail webcast.
After reviewing the salient design features and motivations for this target, ongoing studies are described that are attempting to benchmark the thermal stresses and radiation damage on the target band using data from the Fermilab antiproton source and other operating targets.
Thermal-hydraulic performance of water wall system is a key operating target for supercritical once-through boiler.
Before that, he operated Target, and before that he was an owner of the Grand Union supermarket chain on the East Coast.
The company now operates Target's clinics and pharmacy (with CVS branding inside Target stores), bought a specialty pharmacy company to channel high-cost medicines, and offers telehealth services delivered through three partners: American Well, Doctor on Demand, and Teladoc.
It should be expected that national health care systems, especially at times when limited resources are available, operate targeted to cost-cutting and identification of effective alternatives.
The report said Tanaka and Sasaki had set operating profit targets that the heads of divisions were required to meet, applying pressure by hinting at withdrawing from areas that underperformed.
