The phrase "articulated targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific goals or objectives that have been clearly defined and communicated.
Example: "The project manager outlined the articulated targets for the team to ensure everyone understood the expected outcomes."
Alternatives: "defined objectives" or "clearly stated goals".
In Zambia, hospitals are at the centre of implementing interventions and policies which are crucial to the attainment of the recently articulated health targets.
When kids who bully gain the opportunity to out talk and outwit their less articulate targets in front of trained peer mediators, school counselors, and teachers, they are empowered.
The FSO articulates the joint target of a food chain, including all relevant links in that chain, and is common to all other food chains relevant to a pathogen/commodity combination.
I had to work my ass off to get it right and that was possible only because I had first articulated said target (as I write this, the book is #1 in Blogs/Blogging, #2 in Media & Communications and #2 in the Public Relations category on Amazon, 5 years after its release).
When we develop curriculum or learning goals (or even research questions), one learns to be explicit to narrowly define a target and to articulate that target in clear and measurable terms.
Both the HPV and REACh programs showcase the need for applying a different approach to prioritize chemicals for further evaluation and articulating targeted data requirements to increase the efficiency of chemical risk assessment.
The core constructs believed to underpin competent parenting need to be articulated so that targets for intervention can be specified.
In the year 2006, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Stop TB Partnership articulated the impact targets for TB cases and deaths in context with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals [ 1].
The OWG's single, rousing, but relatively non-specific, health goal: " Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages" is articulated through 9 targets and four mechanisms for implementation (Table 3).
