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"business targeting" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of focusing on a particular business or audience for a specific purpose. It is commonly used in marketing or advertising strategies. Example: The new marketing campaign for our skincare products is based on precise business targeting, aiming to reach young professionals with a budget for luxury items.
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It said Footasylum was a complementary business, targeting a slightly older customer.
In the spy business, targeting ethnic groups is widespread; the Soviets went after Russian emigres for years.
Invincea's commercial business targeting big corporate customers is expected to complement Sophos's solutions, which are geared more toward midsize firms.
The Trump Organization does have plans to expand its hotel business, targeting areas where Trump's political brand is more popular.
Carnegie's plan, however, is to establish its own micro-grid business, targeting those islands and communities that may be too small for competitors.
The primary push for Jolla is now a mobile OS licensing business targeting the BRICs.
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Try another experiment with a visit to a business targeted at an age bracket above and below your own.
During this time, he has served as the head of several courses on strategy, corporate governance, and international business targeted to MBA students and senior executives at Harvard.
Kropf's second business targets the auto and aerospace industries.
The survey suggests each attack cost the business targeted an average of £65,000.
Facebook's acquisitions of Israeli companies, specifically Onavo and Face.com --have signiFacebook boosted Facebook's core business: targeted advertising.
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