"accurately targeted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action or objective that is aimed with precision. For example, "The marketing team developed a campaign that was accurately targeted to younger demographics."
Rapid and accurate identification of fungi is essential to guide accurately targeted antifungal therapy.
But some clinicians advocated that RH with pelvic and para-aortic LN dissection allows accurate surgical staging, allowing any adjuvant therapy to be more accurately targeted [ 6, 7].
Many of the newer, smaller charities are still doing well after 20 or 30 years because they have accurately targeted their user groups - and donors.
In theory, the internet ought to lead to far more accurately targeted advertising than other media can.
Online advertising is already far more accurately targeted than the offline sort, but there is scope for even greater personalisation.
INTERNET firms want to gather as much information as possible about web users' browsing habits, so they can serve more accurately targeted (and hence more lucrative) advertisements.
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It is easier for aircraft to accurately target planes but it should also be easier for a pilot to identify a plane as a commercial airliner.
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The foundation's own poll in the tribal areas last year found only 16% believe the drones accurately target militants.
Another issue with counterforce targeting was that an incredible level of precision would be needed to accurately target missiles so that they would hit only military installations.
