The phrase "with targets" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The company implemented a new marketing strategy with targets set for increasing customer engagement and sales.
Major emitters came up with targets.
But that doesn't fit with targets.
India's population policy in 2000 did away with targets.
Sponsorfied seeks to match corporate sponsors with targets.
"Instead of searching for them, we can reach an agreement" with targets.
Together with targets focusing on poverty, health, hunger and education, environmental targets are on the shortlist.
The article, by a previously unknown former Basiji named Alireza Forqani, included maps of Israel marked with targets.
The Liberal Democrat health spokesman, Nick Harvey, said: "Liam Fox is tinkering at the edges with targets and tax breaks.
Governments must replace targets for inflation with targets for the growth of prices and growth of output combined.
Bishops are forced to operate like area managers, with targets set by headquarters rather than by spiritual pastors.
Social workers are pestered with targets and demoralised by their vilification in the Baby P case.
