The phrase "a program that targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program designed to focus on or address specific issues, groups, or objectives.
Example: "The organization has developed a program that targets at-risk youth to provide them with mentorship and resources."
Alternatives: "a program aimed at" or "a program designed for".
(Also on November 20th, Obama expanded eligibility for the DACA program, and replaced Secure Communities with a program that targets serious criminals).
A state's participation in a program that targets its own residents should be left up to local officials, and not dictated from on high by Washington".
A few tips: Try to spot your kid's key underlying problem, then pick a program that targets it.
It tells NSF to do even more to broaden participation in science by women and underrepresented minorities, including a program that targets elementary students.
NSF officials argued that its existing programs for undergraduates would do a better job of serving the Hispanic population than a program that targets HSIs would.
This study evaluates the impact of India's land-allocation and registration program in West Bengal, a program that targets poor populations and promotes the inclusion of women's names on land titles.
If it's lack of fitness or a particular physical weakness, put together a training program that targets the areas you're not strong in.
"After a painful and, for many, inexplicable delay, the administration is finally shifting from an ineffectual series of ad-hoc measures to a comprehensive program that targets key impediments to job creation," commented Mohamed El-Erian, the chief executive of the world's biggest bond manager, Pimco.
After a painful and, for many, inexplicable delay, the Administration is finally shifting from an ineffectual series of ad hoc measures to a comprehensive program that targets key impediments to job creation.
Using Gentile's taxonomy for designing a rehabilitation program that targets balance and walking deficits of stroke patients, an aspect must be considered critically.
Siblings are Special (SAS) was designed as a universal program that targets both sibling relationship and parenting mediating processes in middle childhood to prevent behavior problems in adolescence.
