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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are often targeted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing groups or individuals that are frequently the focus of attacks, criticism, or negative actions.
Example: "Certain communities are often targeted with discrimination and prejudice."
Alternatives: "are frequently subjected to" or "are commonly aimed at with".
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It is true that hipsters are often targeted with mockery.
The very same candidates are often targeted with more direct electoral appeals closer to the election.
Muslim women who are active online are often targeted with Islamophobic rhetoric and hate speech.
Muslim women who are active on social media are often targeted with Islamophobic rhetoric and hate speech.
Unfortunately, junior military members are often targeted with type of scam.
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They're often targeted with inappropriate content thanks to video creators who are gaming YouTube's recommendation technology to increase their views – even when kids are harmed.
Students nearing the end of their course were often targeted with the justification that they would soon graduate and select jobs based on their current preferences.
Businesses in the city are often targeted for extortion with warnings that, unless they pay their dues to the cartels, they risk having their establishments burnt down.
This is relevant not only as a possible explanation for inconsistent associations, but also because obesity-related policies regarding the food environment are often targeted at populations with low income and/or racial/ethnic minority populations.
Not surprisingly, enzymes involved in the bioprocessing of lactones are often targeted for protein engineering studies with the potential, for example, of optimized bioremediation of aromatic pollutants.
Male victims are often targeted by women who lure them with the promise of sex.
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