The phrase "as it targets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the focus or aim of a particular action, strategy, or initiative.
Example: "The new marketing campaign is effective as it targets a younger demographic."
Alternatives: "since it aims at" or "because it focuses on".
Lean could potentially funnel more users its way, as it targets only those who are looking to take better advantage of Live Photos on their iPhone.
Strontium-89 is employed in the treatment of bone cancer, as it targets bone tissues, delivers its beta radiation, and then decays in a few months' time (half-life 51 days).
Ovaska adds that Highland Europe, which works closely with Highland Capital Partner in the U.S., will help Smartly.io build its global management team as it targets expansion in the U.S. and other countries and give it access to capital to fund potential acquisitions or a more aggressive growth strategy.
Aldi will open 83 stores this year as it targets 1,000 outlets by 2022.
The United States urges Israel to avoid civilian casualties as it targets Hamas in Gaza".
Next you can expect earlier opening hours as it targets tradesmen as much as the average suburban botch merchant.
Clegg has told the BBC his party is campaigning in more seats than ever before as it targets victories that would have seemed impossible a few months ago.
This development is worrying as it targets some of the last remaining strongholds of traditionally farmed land in central Europe which are important hotspots of biodiversity.
RNA-SIP is a particularly attractive approach, as it targets active, although not necessarily dividing populations, and may allow for faster label incorporation (Manefield et al., 2002).
These findings may support the idea that RGZ has an extended therapeutic window for the treatment of ischemic stroke, as it targets delayed pathways.
Democrats have referred to the bill as the Edwards bill, as it targets the tax strategy that former Senator John Edwards was criticized for using.
