The phrase "a base for targeted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a foundation or starting point for something that is aimed at a specific goal or audience.
Example: "The research provided a base for targeted marketing strategies that would appeal to younger consumers."
Alternatives: "a foundation for targeted" or "a platform for targeted".
With different functional domains and optimized linkers, fusion proteins provide a solid base for targeted immune therapy for malignancies.
Advocates of deworming argue that the evidence of benefit seen in selective deworming provides an evidential base for targeted deworming, because the latter reduces costs due to diagnostic screening.
Together, this information could provide a strong evidence base for targeted future intervention programmes to identify and treat high-risk individuals across Australia, as well as form the basis of developing appropriate harm-reduction strategies.
A spokesperson said: "The evidence base for targeted radiotherapy treatment is developing all the time, and Velindre aim to improve patient outcomes by offering SBRT to some patients whose lung lesions are currently inoperable, and who otherwise would be offered palliative care".
In addition, EFSA has conducted different risk assessments on how to reduce the prevalence of salmonella in the swine production [ 3] as a base for those target levels for salmonella contamination that the EU Commission will set according to the new food law ((EC) No 178/2002) that is in power since 2002.
From 1611, Spitsbergen became a base for whaling, where they targeted the bowhead whale.
Instead, Pakistan has become a base for terrorism not only targeting the Pakistani state but also India, as demonstrated by the 2008 Mumbai massacre and a deadly series of 2006 commuter train bombings in Mumbai which killed over 200 people.
This paper introduces a new architecture for the development of a design environment where the domain experts can build a knowledge base for target-specific ES for rural business operators.
The Syrian government said its attack on Douma targeted a base for Jaysh al-Islam, but residents said the powerful rebel group did not maintain a headquarters inside the town.
