The phrase "same objectives as" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when comparing two or more things that have the same goal or purpose. For example, "Both the company and the organization have the same objectives as each other, which is to improve the safety of workers in the industry."
Several delegations proposed to add a fifth principle to reflect the concept that "different processes and procedures may achieve the same objectives", as had been recognized by the Committee on General Principles.
Although managers have the same objectives as the market teams they coach, the business holds the team accountable for delivering on them.
Organizers of the women's march published an agenda that shares many of the same objectives as those of us committed to diversity in tech.
Astra don't have the same objectives as Celtic, so for them to play in the Europa League is kind of a bonus.
If elections have the same objectives as elections in Europe, they'd certainly be detrimental.
The protests, although focussed on specific social and economic demands, fundamentally have the same objectives as popular revolts four years ago that toppled four autocrats: dignity, social justice and greater freedoms.
We have the same objective as the BBC – to be honest and neutral".
Seuren had the same objective as Steck of climbing all 82 4,000-metre 4,000-metreough over a peaksd of yealthough
Jeter fouled off the ninth pitch of the at-bat and Sabathia wanted to end the duel, with the same objective as Jeter.
Senator Edmund S. Muskie, chairman of the Subcommit tee on Air and Water Pollution, speaking to Mr. Ruckelshaus, said the nominee obviously had the same objective as the com mittee.
Other e-mails had the aide assuring the lobbyist that Mr. Hunt was "keen to get to the same objective" as the Murdochs — approval of the takeover bid — but needed "political cover".
