The phrase "underlying objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an implicit goal or motive that is not readily apparent. For example, "The underlying objective of the company's new policies is to increase profits."
The Church of England establishment, meanwhile, remains implacably opposed, stating that "the uniqueness of marriage is that it embodies the underlying objective distinctiveness of men and women".
Moreover, Weyl says, "there is no difference in our experiences to which there does not correspond a difference in the underlying objective situation".
The key is to be able to sit down with those operators to understand why they're making the choices that they're making, to capture it, and then to combine their human expertise with the underlying objective data in order to create new operating procedures and processes.
It is possible that the underlying objective function is 'wrong' by assigning high numerical scores to biologically meaningless alignments.
As a by-product, we obtain insights about the performance of the greedy algorithm that our program uses for multiple alignment and about the underlying objective function.
For a given set of input sequences, they try to find an alignment with maximum score in the sense of some underlying objective function.
Hence, discussing simplification of European law requires a discussion of the context and the underlying objectives.
Although board representation remains the most common objective in activist campaigns, it is almost always sought to promote other underlying objectives.
32 Such a finding is, moreover, borne out by the context of which Article 5(2)(b) of Directive 2001/29 forms part and by its underlying objectives.
The framework is oriented around three concepts described as amongst the underlying objectives of community forestry, namely participatory governance, local economic benefits and multiple forest use.
It argues that such mechanisms labour under three specific difficulties: a proliferation of operational forms, a multiplicity of underlying objectives, and the irreducible uncertainty arising from the counterfactual nature of the baseline.
