The phrase "article targeted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific article that is aimed at a particular audience or purpose.
Example: "The article targeted young professionals seeking career advancement strategies."
Alternatives: "aimed article" or "focused article".
4. Mary Becker, law professor at DePaul University College said in the article, "Targeting a successful woman is very consistent with dominant cultural values".
This article targets at reducing the damage caused by the torsional vibration with the method of Multi-Objective Optimization (MOO).
The focus of this article targets the technology of deep learning and its influence on search engine optimization (SEO) in today's online world.
However, no comprehensive review article targeting SERS-based ultrasensitive detection strategies, their working mechanisms and illustrative practical applications has been reported yet.
The article targets mainly researchers working in the area of environment domain hoping to find a bibliographical entry to the subject.
This article targets medicinal chemists and drug design teams and provides general definitions of fundamental PK parameters together with the best-practiced characterization, optimization, and prediction strategies employed in the authors' laboratory.
So Spun tries to provide a "best of" — when you open the app, it gives you with a feed of those articles targeted to your city.
The social network has consistently stressed their desire to fill their news feed with higher quality content, and the company has responded by offering better tools to publishers to get their articles targeted to the right readers.
So when I introduce machine learning in articles targeted at a wide audience I describe it as "the principal technology underpinning the recent advances in artificial intelligence".
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