"efforts targeted at" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe efforts or actions that are aimed or directed towards achieving a specific goal or outcome. Example: The company's marketing team worked tirelessly on efforts targeted at increasing brand awareness among the younger demographic.
Also on the agenda: voter suppression efforts targeted at African-Americans and the role of the first lady Michelle Obama in the presidential race.
Racially based quotas are not the answer just look at America but efforts targeted at the poor of all sorts can help,The basic cause for optimism is that after the second generation come subsequent ones, who tend to do better and be less segregated.
Friday's deal gives the company expanded trademark and promotional rights, and Sirius and the NBA are likely to enact joint marketing efforts targeted at hoops fans.
Therefore, reducing excess injury deaths during early childhood requires preventive efforts targeted at high-risk parents, and based on injury mechanism and on the gender and age of the child.
The superior xylooligosaccharide kcat values for XylBH43 make this enzyme valuable both as a saccharification enzyme, and as a source of genetic diversity in on-going protein engineering efforts targeted at optimizing GH43 enzymes for biomass saccharification.
Therefore, efforts targeted at improving food safety and reducing incidences of foodborne diseases should not only focus on public awareness creation but should also design more comprehensive programmes to ensure the making of food safety rules and guidelines and enforcing compliance to facilitate availability and consumers' choice of safe foods.
11 Fall reduction programs require effort targeted at patients who may be at higher risk.
The WHO 2008 2013 Action Plan for the Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases[ 4] recommended a comprehensive approach to risk factor reduction, combining population-wide health promotion with efforts targeted to those at higher risk.
Johansson also campaigned for Democratic candidate Barack Obama: Her efforts included appearances in Iowa during January 2008, where her efforts were targeted at younger voters; an appearance at Cornell College; and a speaking engagement at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota on Super Tuesday, 2008.
Efforts are targeted at improving and accelerating recovery, especially for long bone fractures, and reducing the risk of delayed bone healing or pseudoarthrosis.
Furthermore, even if other agencies of the government never gain access to an individual's specific answers, the data released by the Census Bureau can easily be used for community-based racial profiling, resulting in both programs and law enforcement efforts being targeted at certain racial populations.
