The phrase "a targeted strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific plan or approach aimed at achieving particular goals or addressing specific issues.
Example: "Our team has developed a targeted strategy to improve customer engagement and retention rates."
Alternatives: "a focused approach" or "a specific plan".
If marketers don't know their brand personas, the marketing content will most likely be a brand sell for awareness purposes, and not a targeted strategy.
This might be helpful to apply a targeted strategy for disinfection of ICU rooms using H2O2 techniques only in these at high-risk rooms.
Our analysis suggests that a targeted strategy focusing on older individuals who may be at higher risk of disease may be a more appropriate strategy for implementation in primary care.
Since patients with comorbidity stay in hospital longer and hence consume more hospital resources than those without comorbidity a targeted strategy focusing on the former using proven fall prevention interventions may be more cost-effective than a generalised strategy involving all community-dwelling older persons.
There may be greater potential for a targeted strategy but further research is needed to identify appropriate strategies for targeting interventions.
Develop a targeted strategy with a strong business case on the proportion of women progressing through the organisation.
"We understood that Paramount Pictures utilised a targeting strategy where the ad was served on music content that had been shown to be popular with 15- to 24-year-olds.
Here we report a targeting strategy based on remodeling of cell surface glycans through metabolic engineering and bioorthogonal chemical ligation.
"We will go on next year to the general election with a targeting strategy," Mr Farage told jubilant supporters at the count in Southampton.
Such a targeting strategy is utilized by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV, clone 13) to selectively infect CD205+ DC through the α-dystroglycan receptor, effectively disabling any capacity to generate cytotoxic T cells [18], [19].
Here, we describe a targeting strategy for antitumor drug delivery by conjugating a crosslinked multilamellar liposomal vesicle (cMLV) formulation with a tumor-penetrating peptide, iRGD.
