"revise targets" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in business or academic settings. Here is an example: "As we near the end of the quarter, it is important for us to revise our targets and make any necessary adjustments to ensure we meet our goals."
In addition, the unexpected departure of the chief financial officer does not fill us with confidence that his replacement may not take a natural opportunity to revise targets.
The Chinese prime minister, Wen Jiabao, will attend the Copenhagen climate talks next month, the government said amid mounting speculation that the world's biggest emitter will soon revise targets to tackle global warming.
British personnel choose where the eradication teams work, but the cable said that those areas were often not the main growing areas and that the British had been unwilling to revise targets.
Countries are closer to agreeing to "a five-year review process" to revise targets and update the agreement accordingly, she said.
While some companies whose contracts were amended were able to meet their revised targets, others still fell short.
Though a dozen retailers suggested yesterday that earnings would be still lower than their revised targets, most said they would miss the adjusted marks by pennies or nickels per share instead of dimes or quarters.
When a milestone isn't met or an update is not provided, you should address it and reinforce the structure by asking for revised targets.
The ICC also decided to keep the Duckworth/Lewis method - used for calculating revised targets in weather-affected matches - rather than opt for the proposed VJD method, and reaffirmed its support for the Decision Review System.
UNICEF will need to dedicate resources to achieving revised targets.
Doing so will require us to adopt revised targets for blood gases, blood pressure, and transfusion thresholds.
9 These are the revised targets for both the cluster and UNICEF, as reflected in the revised Strategic Crisis Response Plan (January to December 2015).
