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Discover LudwigThe phrase "target from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone, or something, who is the source of something that is being targeted. For example: "The marketing team identified their target from previous customers."
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We raise our price target from 880p to 975p.
We have cut our price target from 136p to 115p.
Meanwhile UBS lifted its target from 160p to 175p.
Cichra took aim at a silhouette target from 25yardss.
It's essentially a moving target from a business standpoint.
Now Marchisio with a shot on target from long range.
"Vano was the target from the beginning," he said.
UBS raised its recommendation from neutral to buy and its price target from 350p to 400p.
Today's Taser fires a dart at its target from a distance.
Investec cut its price target from 695p to 500p but kept its buy rating.
So on Severn, he cut his price target from £17 to £15.80.
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