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The phrase "are targeted in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing subjects or groups that are the focus of a specific action or strategy, often in contexts like marketing, research, or social issues.
Example: "The new advertising campaign shows that young adults are targeted in our efforts to increase brand awareness."
Alternatives: "are aimed at" or "are focused on".
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All cancer therapies are targeted in some sense.
"It's very obvious that the Sunnis are targeted in Lebanon.
Like lions and elephants, giraffes are targeted in trophy hunting.
It is precisely these entrenched habits of thinking that are targeted in the Ethics.
"In countries like Syria, South Sudan and Nigeria, schools are targeted in attacks and often used as military bases.
"Most important, it shouldn't just be average residents who are targeted in this round of demolitions.
But suspicions grow that those detained are targeted in part for political ends.
In Bujumbura, it is girls from well-off families who are targeted in the best schools.
Reporters die on battlefields, are targeted in conflicts, are assassinated in all the continents of the world.
Children who are targeted in this way will be paying the price for the rest of their lives," said Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save the Children.
Within 24 hours, the Delhi Police Special Cell (notorious for its fake "encounter" killings, where suspected terrorists are targeted in extrajudicial attacks) claimed it had cracked the case.
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