The phrase "a super target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a target that is particularly significant or important, often in a strategic or competitive sense.
Example: "In our marketing campaign, we identified a super target audience that aligns perfectly with our product's features."
Alternatives: "a primary target" or "a key target".
Normally, a Target store — even one not designated a Super Target — has jillions of items for sale, including many things that you need and many more that you don't need but somehow end up buying anyway; because everything is so cheap, you go into a Target intending to spend about twenty dollars, and you leave having spent a hundred and sixty-five.
Dec. 31: Target lays off 132 while converting Arizona store into a Super Target.
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If it is a super Target, and you want to buy groceries, then go to the grocery section.
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Ben and Jane, both bleeding and bruised, end up having sex sitting against the wall of the SuperTarget, behind the dollar-a-ride carousel.
The prototypes range from the Target Store, which is between 90,000 and 125,000 square feet, the Target Greatland, with 135,000 square feet and the Super Target Greatland, with an average of 177,000 square feet.
The Memphis-area Super Target store now sells a basket of common household items for 0.8% less than the nearby Wal-Mart Supercenter, according to a recent A.G. Edwards analyst report.
