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The phrase "an easier target" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to something or someone that is simpler to attack, criticize, or achieve a goal with. Example: "The new policy has made the company an easier target for competitors looking to gain market share."
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"They're an easier target," Mr. Winegrad said.
Trone, he said, would be an easier target than Miller.
"Some people started picking on him because he was an easier target".
Thorpe's ethnicity and his impoverished background surely made him an easier target.
Has Ming managed to find an easier target than the Liberal Democrats?
Well, doctors are an easier target – they're on their way to power and wealth.
As he rises higher he will be an easier target to shoot at.
And it's possible, but debated by analysts, that the U.S. could switch to an easier target.
Dost Mohammad seemed an easier target, and Shah Shuja a better bet.
The rich are easier to identify, and thus an easier target.
He suggested that the administration had become distracted by Iraq because Mr. Hussein was an easier target than Al Qaeda.
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