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"setting a target" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an individual or group setting a goal. For example, "The company set a target to reduce emissions by 20% this year."
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So, is this any different to setting a target?
That is partly the consequence of setting a target for net migration that was unachievable.
When setting a target, there are three traps to watch out for, Thompson notes.
"You're setting a target for the enemy to wait us out".
This means setting a target for emission reduction that can keep the risks at acceptable levels.
We started that way, as opposed to setting a target on cuts".
Setting a target date "will help create a sense of urgency" among Afghans, Mr. Kerry said.
But Cooper said the program aims to encourage diversity without setting a target number of vendors.
And he has resisted setting a target for cutting carbon pollution.
Volkswagen is setting a target of 10 million in annual sales by 2018.
However, Investec issued a note on Friday cutting its forecast and setting a target share price of 60p.
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