"individual target" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific or personal goal or objective that is unique to an individual. Example: In order to achieve success, each team member was given an individual target to meet by the end of the quarter.
However, its wider applications require fusing the auxin-inducible degron (AID) to individual target proteins.
Each mission is structured around an individual target that he is assigned to eliminate.
However, individual target genes' expression did not significantly correlate with invasiveness in both datasets (Supplementary Fig. 3A,B).
The design goal: control the SIR levels in order to fulfill individual target thresholds.
But the instructions said that the sights were not to be used — the shooter shouldn't aim directly at an individual target, since gas disperses.
It is currently an individual target within the much vaguer goal of "ensuring healthy lives and promoting wellbeing at all ages".
No longer did the FBI need a particularized suspicion against an individual target, just "relevance" to a terrorism or espionage investigation.
The explosives were shaped to focus the blast and fire a hail of projectiles into the car at an individual target, with minimal "collateral damage".
Dual/Multi-targeting agents are beneficial for solving limited efficiencies, poor safety and resistant profiles of an individual target.
As astronomy becomes increasingly invested in large surveys the ample representation of an individual target becomes a significant challenge.
Individual target cells were deposited into 96 well plates, where some wells were dedicated for positive controls (10 cells/well) and negative controls (0 cells/well).
