"stipulated goal" is an appropriate phrase and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific goal or target that has been agreed upon by two or more parties. For example, "The two companies achieved the stipulated goal of completing the merger by July 1st."
Fire protection engineers are involved in the assessment of hazards and the selection of fire protection strategies which can reduce the risk to an acceptable level according to the stipulated goals and objectives.
Since the obligation is to follow the evidence wherever it leads rather than to a "pre-stipulated goal" (a phrase Riley takes from my writings), researchers must be free to go down paths as they suggest themselves and not in obedience to a political program or an ideology.
But, Riley observes, "a significant portion of [the] additional degrees that colleges have added in the past few decades have been in vocational areas," and those areas "simply do not engage students in a search for ultimate truths," but instead have pre-stipulated goals.
This is stipulated in Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.
Thus, it was stipulated the goal of 150 people with PD and 150 people with intellectual disabilities for each participating centre [ 21].
Check the contract for a stipulated end date.
Argentina's economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, asked the fund last week to release the loan payment before the recess, noting that the country had met goals stipulated in the agreement.
The evaluation also will assist to identify how CJF Programme could meaningfully contribute to the broader national development goals as stipulated in National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA) especially as they relate to enhancing access to justice for the poor and the marginalized.
Usability goals are often stipulated as criteria, and an attempt is made to use test participants similar to the target-market users.
