"targets on time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about achieving goals or objectives within a certain timeframe. For example, "Our team is committed to hitting our targets on time."
The demands of consultancy often mean meeting tough targets on time.
The biggest fine on Friday, of £2.4m, was imposed on Scottish Power for failing to meet its targets on time.
French power generator GDF Suez was fined £450,000 after delivering only 38.6% of its targets on time, depriving 1,000 households fof energy savings during a cold winter.
Wilson, who will manage the development team behind Dark Wallet, making sure they meet their targets on time, is also producing a video and other material for a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for the project.
So far, companies with amended contracts have repaid $7.7 million to the state — a little more than 11 percent of the funds disbursed — for failing to meet job targets on time.
Also key are a global vision and good people skills to coordinate efforts so that the team achieves the company's targets on time.
demanded that the Obama administration delay the Oct. 1 launch of the health insurance exchanges -- a key component of Obamacare -- the head of Kentucky's exchange said that project is on target to begin on time.
But your job is to get to the target on time and that is what you are preoccupied with".
"It's going to be very difficult to fill David's shoes — he manages to keep us on target, on time and on track," he said.
Encourage yourself with a small gift if you finish your target on time.
"What I am saying," he said, "is the campaign that we desire and the strategy that we desire is on target and on time and is exactly the way we laid it out".
