"reached targets" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to achieving or meeting specific goals or objectives. Example: The sales team worked tirelessly and finally reached their targets for the quarter.
The rockets reached targets thirty miles south of the border, but they killed relatively few civilians thirty-nine, eighteen of whom were Arabs.
The rockets reached targets thirty miles south of the border, but they killed relatively few civilians — thirty-nine, eighteen of whom were Arabs.
Likewise, without fuel from the airborne tankers stationed in Persian Gulf Arab air fields, our attack planes aboard carriers in the Indian Ocean could not have reached targets in Afghanistan, or have returned safely.
Although the issue of inappropriate sales of insurance products to certain clients remains an irritant – the bank has now paid out £5.6 billion of a recently beefed-up £7.3 billion fund – it has reached targets on net-interest margins and reducing noncore asset way ahead of schedule.
In this exercise, as in the previous one, the score represented the number of reached targets.
By contrast, the majority of intensified treated patients reached targets of blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
The funds trimmed positions, he explains, because homebuilders had reached target prices.
Of 287 patients randomized, more than 50% were titrated to maximum dosage; 73% reached targeted BP.
Across assessment periods variability seemed to increase in each trial (A1 through B2) for reached target.
In dogs that successfully reached target weight, detailed evaluation was conducted after the weight loss.
Of these, five patients (17%) reached target TTL after dose escalation without additional toxicity.
