The phrase "a targeted analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific examination or evaluation focused on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report provides a targeted analysis of the market trends affecting the technology sector."
Alternatives: "a focused examination of" or "a specific assessment of".
A targeted analysis of the unique variance explained by cognitive flexibility further revealed selective damage within the right superior temporal gyrus, a region known to support insight and the recognition of novel semantic relations.
Figure 1 shows the regions selected for a targeted analysis of the effect of SST on the climate of the northwestern Philippines.
In order to reach the goal of increasing vaccination coverage rates, it does not suffice for the insurance companies to just offer incentives; a targeted analysis of the effects of these incentives, which has not been carried out to a sufficient extent yet, is also necessary.
However, this was a targeted analysis of amino acids, and much confusion in the literature about the validity of quenching protocols has resulted from such targeted analyses.
In addition, we used the in vitro data set for a targeted analysis of the human subjects with GN, capturing a different gene set than that identified by Rudnicki et al. [63] in studies of laser-microdissected proximal tubular cells in GN.
This study has provided a targeted analysis of hepatic gene expression patterns in HF-fed and control mice, and results are consistent with the hypothesis that hepatic infiltration of white blood cells is a robust response to HF diet in mice that occurs in multiple strains and both genders.
Two of these QTL, on chromosomes 2 and 16, have recently been confirmed in a more targeted analysis of the same progeny [ 58].
Genes encoding lipid-related functions were present across the above classifications, prompting us to undertake a more targeted analysis of lipid-related genes.
With regard to the analysis of impacts, a more targeted analysis of the likely impacts on SMEs might have been desirable.
Therefore, based on a targeted analysis we selected a number of glucosinolates and flavonoids/sinapate esters (afterwards for simplicity called flavonoids) (cf. Data S4) reported to be found in Arabidopsis (KNApSAcK database and references therein [43]; [43]).
Another reason could be that these products were outside the scope of a targeted analysis.
