The phrase "a targeted section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part of a document, report, or study that is focused on a particular topic or audience.
Example: "In the report, we will analyze a targeted section that addresses the needs of our key stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a specific segment" or "a focused area".
Along with the launch, the audience targeting section has also been redesigned with a focus on streamlining the workflow, so it's quicker to use.
API's is targeting Section 1504 of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, which requires these companies to make public what they pay to each governments, and for each natural resource project.
And so every Wall Street lobbyist in Washington has been targeting Section 716, and they've convinced some top-level, bank-friendly officials like Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to defend them.
The U.S. also took care not to target sections of the base where Russians were believed to be present, the Pentagon said.
The other 40 communities were drawn from a poorer target section of the population.
Paine's troops targeted a section of the Port Hudson defenses known as Priest Cap, a heavily fortified front-line complex of earthworks near Fort Desperate.
The regulation frequency at a target control section of 6 km decreases from 0.16% to 0.14% when the train speed is reduced.
In the proposed algorithm, random disturbances are firstly artificially imposed on a target block section and the influences (RI) on the entire railway network are then calculated to evaluate the operational risk of this target block section.
By combining the calculated susceptibility value and vulnerability value (Fig. 1), a hazard class is given for a target expressway section.
CRISPR exploits a natural enzyme called Cas-9 that can target a section of a genetic code and snip out mutated or damaged segments.
