"target through" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to aim or direct towards something or to pass through a designated point. It is often used in a business or marketing context, where a company has a specific goal or audience in mind. Example: Our marketing campaign is targeting through to young professionals who are interested in sustainable fashion.
It's inevitable that if we deliver the renewable target through subsidies, that will undermine the pricing".
But meeting the 10% target through biofuel alone also has its problems.
Seconds later, McNulty was in again and shot on target through Butland only for Cameron to hoof it clear.
They know there is no chance that America will meet its target through cuts in domestic emissions.
Peterborough City Council may have to make 150 compulsory redundancies, after failing to reach its original job cuts target through voluntary departures.
Each combination was a variation on the combination that came before it, tailored to its target through a series of iterations.
Chung took a blistering shot with his left foot that found the target through a crowd and behind the screened Kirk in the 23rd minute.
"V.E.G.F. has been proven as a valid target through Genentech's efforts with Avastin," said Bruce Seeley, Aventis's head of new product commercialization and product licensing for oncology.
The modified M-4 rifle comes with lasers for calculating distance and a thermal imaging system for seeing a heat-producing target through smoke or foliage.
"It is vital that the government does not attempt to achieve the target through creative accounting, and instead provides adequate funding required for the security of our nation".
The law would also require utilities to generate 20% of electricity from renewables by 2020, although they could meet one-quarter of the target through improved energy efficiency.
