The phrase "absolutely targeted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is precisely aimed or directed towards a specific audience or goal.
Example: "The marketing campaign was absolutely targeted to reach young professionals in urban areas."
Alternatives: "precisely aimed" or "specifically focused".
"They absolutely target minorities".
... While the group plans to focus primarily on Democratic senators, a high-level official said they will "absolutely" target Republicans if any prove unsupportive of the president's agenda.
Combined with Apple Pay, and the patent that will kill off Square and PayPal, Apple is absolutely targeting your wallet and how you spend your money.
One of the most prominent Muslims to play pro football says Trump is "absolutely" targeting the religion.
Tara Moriarty: Absolutely, targeting this adhesion mechanism could be very important for preventing Bb from moving this way, forcing it to stay in the bloodstream and preventing it from escaping into tissues outside the bloodstream.
Now I'm back and healthy, I'll absolutely be targeting a return to the Pro Bowl.
"There's absolutely no targeting," Mr. Shulman said at the hearing.
"This is an absolutely senseless targeting of dozens of people, including patients and mourners," said Champa Patel, Amnesty International's director for south Asia.
"We absolutely must target these scammers as they present a unique, pernicious threat to tens of millions of unsuspecting consumers they seek to defraud," said Sen. Edward Markey (D-Mass.), has sponsored the bill with Republican Sen. John Thune (S.D.).
March 22 , 2012 As the issue is made public (but attracts little notice), then serving IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman testifies in front of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight that there was "absolutely no targeting" by the IRS of conservative and Tea Party organizations.
