"for specific audiences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a certain group of people who a product, message, or service is geared towards. For example, "This new app is designed specifically for specific audiences such as students and senior citizens."
And they are tailored for specific audiences.
Benchmarks: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences and purposes; Writes persuasive compositions.
Rather "they were designed for specific audiences — picket lines, folk schools, party meetings".
Benchmarks: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences and purposes; writes expository compositions; writes persuasive compositions.
Digital advertising has grown in sophistication, allowing advertisers to tailor messages for specific audiences and to buy those audiences.
Mr. Williams says Twitter has "a very complementary relationship" with start-ups like CoTweet that build apps for specific audiences.
Benchmarks: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences and purposes; Writes expository compositions Language Arts Standard 8- Demonstrates competence in speaking and listening as tools for learning.
Benchmarks: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences; Writes narrative accounts Language Arts Standard 4- Gathers and uses information for research purposes.
Benchmark: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences and purposes Language Arts Standard 8 – Demonstrates competence in speaking and listening as tools for learning.
Another viewer, Masao Shiina, 42, who came with his wife, objected to the idea of versions of the film tailored for specific audiences.
Benchmarks: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences and purposes; Writes expository compositions Language Arts Standard 4- Gathers and uses information for research purposes.
