The phrase "activities targeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific actions or initiatives aimed at a particular group, issue, or goal.
Example: "The organization is implementing activities targeting youth engagement in community service."
Alternatives: "initiatives aimed at" or "efforts focused on".
And it will remain actively involved in HIV-prevention activities targeting adolescents, in partnership with local NGOs.
That leaves open a whole slew of potential abuse, even illegal activities, targeting Americans for reasons outside of politics.
It could not be determined when the government believes Mr. Hanssen betrayed the tunnel operation and related intelligence-gathering activities targeting the embassy complex.
Police video from the arrest, obtained by the AP, identified the man only as Yevgeniy N. In a statement on Wednesday, the FBI said the man was "suspected of conducting criminal activities targeting US interests" but gave no more details.
"From the High Court judgment, it could be inferred that it is now illegal in Uganda to conduct HIV prevention activities, targeting men who have sex with men, including the distribution of condoms".
It shows that less than 1% of projects submitted for funding in the UN Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs led consolidated appeals process (CAP) for 2012, included one or more activities targeting older people – fewer than half of that number were funded.
The surgical learning curve persists for years after training, yet existing continuing medical education activities targeting this are limited.
Since 2009, community-based activities targeting potential and impending VFRs were performed by a multidisciplinary team in Madrid, Spain.
Professor Clare Grey, from Cambridge's Department of Chemistry, will lead the activities targeting the use of graphene in super-capacitors and batteries for energy storage.
A series of 2-oxo-1,2-dihydroquinoline-containing c-Met inhibitors were designed, synthesized and evaluated for their in vitro activities targeting c-Met.
Professor Yang Hao, of Queen Mary, University of London, will lead Centre activities targeting connectivity, so that graphene can be integrated into networked devices, with the ultimate vision of creating an "internet of things".
