The phrase "already targeted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been identified or aimed at prior to the current moment or context.
Example: "The marketing campaign has already targeted key demographics to maximize its reach."
Alternatives: "previously aimed" or "already focused on".
Moore had already targeted Brandon Marshall – working against Revis – four times in the first quarter.
Its toxins were already targeted at cells and nerve receptors, and prepackaged for injection with stabilizers and emulsifiers.
The remain side have already targeted Johnson's credibility in attacks that the Brexiters believe were orchestrated by Downing Street.
It has fallen to President Obama – a man already targeted by the NRA as un-American – to tackle this issue.
Shorten said the ADF had already targeted Daesh positions, infrastructure, headquarters and vehicles, including "Mad Max -style vehicles.
This process begins with venues providing a list of places they have already targeted so we can come armed with alternatives.
It has already targeted at least 66 Olympic medals, one more than this time round, and 121 Paralympic medals, for Rio 2016.
"We've already targeted banks and super funds, so insurance companies are the next frontier," said Dan Gocher from the financial activist group Market Forces.
So when you're deploying a software that anecdotally at least has proven not to function as well on precisely the people that are already targeted, that's a problem".
Certainly, she is likely to have good relationships with Hill Democrats, who are far more aggressive with respect to the Russia investigation and have already targeted Kushner specifically.
He had done some thorough homework on Darlington and League Two, our players and potential new players, some of whom he's already targeted to bring in.
