"target deadline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific goal or desired time frame for completing a task or project. Example: Our target deadline for submitting the project proposal is next Friday.
Only six years remained until the 2015 target deadline for achieving the MDGs.
Five years remained until the 2015 target deadline for achieving the MDGs.
It argues that using data prior to the end of March would measure a period before the target deadline.
Applications will be considered at any time, but applications for fall visits have a target deadline of March 31, and applications for spring and/or summer visits have a target deadline of August 31.
And clearly what impacts this most is the level of effort that needs to be expended to reduce emissions between now and the target deadline.
Measuring implementation involves comparing two sets of data: actual developments over time against the implied time path from the starting point to the 2015 MDG target deadline.
American businesses have not been waiting for this week's moving- target deadlines to prepare for war.
Under the Prescription Drug User Fee Act, which was first passed in 1992, for example, the agency collects hefty fees from drug manufacturers to fund the review process and, in turn, sets target deadlines for reviews.
Politicians and officials in Brussels and Germany appeared to suggest that the new Greek leader's demands could be at least partly satisfied by extending the repayment schedule on the bailout loans or lengthening the target deadlines for cutting the budget deficit.
Games devs are routinely corralled to "crunch" to hit sequential release target deadlines to ensure a project gets delivered on time and budget.
The best sales leaders are target and deadline driven.
