"target weight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a goal weight to aim for, for example: "I am trying to reach a target weight of 150 pounds by the end of the year."
That referred to the target weight with two passengers aboard.
You enter your stats and target weight loss and it gives you a daily calorific goal.
These could supposedly reach target weight in a shorter time, consuming less food.
Will I achieve his target weight and become "most unexceptional dad" in the playground?
She reached her target weight a few weeks later, and maintained it throughthe summer and early fall.
It will now weigh 375g, the target weight for this process (300g for the recipe and 75g to keep).
Airbus says that at a total weight of 243 tons when empty, and 560 tons when loaded for takeoff, the plane is barely over its target weight.
The company said it was not about women with low body confidence, but about "holiday preparation" and "elation" at the common goal of reaching a "healthy target weight".
An athlete losing water to make his or her target weight is beginning practice dehydrated and is more susceptible to heat illness.
"I won't eat, I won't!" By the first week of November, Kitty was up to 90 pounds, 10 pounds shortof her target weight.
And although her target weight still eludes her, Lolita remains optimistic, smiling gamely during her workout and snacking on carrots.
