"target aim" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing specific objectives someone is trying to reach, for example: "Sally set herself a tough target aim of running a marathon in under four hours."
All patients achieved the target aim for length, and the mean final follow-up LLD was 0.6 cm.
We rejected the hypothesis that subjects aimed at the center of the target (aim point assumption) for all 5 subjects in at least one condition.
When you see the target, aim at the head.
When ready and have a sufficient army (the size will depend on your target) aim for a Breakthrough or Blitz strategy.
holding tight can mean you're not always on target Aim for 5 seconds, breathe deeply in, relax all your other muscles apart from those holding the gun) and exhale slowly.
It is common knowledge that headshots are better and are more respectable, but since it is such a small target, aim for the body until you are more advanced.
Even the 2ºC target aimed at (but not reached) in Paris assumes quite a lot of active CO2 burial.
The WFS target aims to halve the number – rather than the proportion – of hungry people, and also has a deadline of 2015.
The report argues the country needs a ramped-up renewable energy target, aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2030, which it says would amount to about 345 terawatt hours.
Crucially, the Treasury's target aims at eliminating the "structural" deficit – the underlying gap between taxation and spending once the short-term impact of booms and busts in the economic cycle is taken into account.
The energy target aims to increase the share of renewable energy to 42%.
