The phrase "about this target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific goal, objective, or focus in a conversation or text.
Example: "We need to gather more information about this target before proceeding with our strategy."
Alternatives: "regarding this target" or "concerning this target".
Now it's about this target and winning 4-0.
Increasing talk about this target also opens up, more than ever, a troubling discussion about "negative emissions" technologies that do not exist on any mass scale at present but theoretically would be able to pull carbon dioxide out of the air.
The UK has been particularly vocal about this target not being binding at a national level, saying it wants to be free to meet the emissions target (see above) with other technologies, such as capturing carbon from coal and gas power plants, and new nuclear reactors such as the one planned at Hinkley Point in Somerset.
But think about this target user.
"They were basically throwing out ideas, what about this target, what about that one," said one investigator.
"I think it is also probably the case if we are to do anything about this, targeting one particular aspect of lifestyle don't help," Dr Sommerlad, whose present research focuses around dementia, told The Independent.
Since then many confusing facts about this targeting signal have emerged.
The worry is more about how this target is achieved, as many Tories are hostile to renewable energy, especially those forms of it which they see as blighting rural landscapes such as onshore wind and solar farms.
"If we're serious about targeting this consumer, this target market, we need to speak their language".
Even the five towns that have already made the transition had different ideas about how to reach this target, Davis said.
Even the five towns that have already made the transition had different ideas about how to reach this target, Davis said.
