The phrase "activities that target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific actions or initiatives aimed at achieving a particular goal or addressing a specific issue.
Example: "The program includes activities that target improving literacy rates among children in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "initiatives aimed at" or "efforts focused on".
As an alternative, they suggest that an economically efficient way to conserve populations affected by bycatch is to impose a bycatch levy on fishers to fund compensatory mitigation activities that target threats at locations where affected marine populations breed.
We encourage faculty to consider the evidence from our paper and think about using the results from diagnostic questions to create more effective classroom activities that target the reasoning level of their own populations of students.
Therefore, health education activities that target these areas of knowledge and practice should be an integral part of an intervention package to improve child survival in rural Guinea Bissau.
However, interactive educational activities that target small groups, i.e. workshops, have shown promise and an interactive learning design based on personal experiences can promote a positive change in behaviour [ 23, 24].
Endogenous plant enzyme activities that target directly the actual sites of O-glycan attachment, serine and threonine residues, are not as abundant as in other heterologous production systems (e.g. O-mannosyltransferase activity in yeasts).
On the whole, toxins of TA systems tend to predominantly target the genome and the RNAs of the translation apparatus [ 193], but those from the polymorphic toxin systems appear to have a much wider range, though even among them there is preponderance of nucleic acid-targeting activities that target the above functions.
Development of topical microbicide with dual activity that target both HIV-1 and HSV may prove a powerful strategy for reducing HIV-1 as epidemiological studies consistently demonstrate synergy between these two pathogens.
A second class of antiangiogenic agents, small molecules with multi-tyrosine kinase inhibitor activity that target several pro-angiogenic axes (TKIs), has been studied in breast cancer as well.
Original results are presented outlining an activity that targets the challenge of joining sections of pipelines, as well as manufacture of superconducting pipes.
We have also shown that senescent keratinocytes do not die by apoptosis but as a result of high macroautophagic activity that targets the primary vital cell components.
To accurately evaluate the value and efficiency of the guide RNA-mediated cleavage, we wanted to compare it to another enzymatic activity that targets sequence specific endonucleolytic cleavage in trans.
