'social targets' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to goals or objectives that are related to social matters. For example: "Our organization has set several social targets to help improve the quality of life in disadvantaged communities."
They also have clear social targets too, as do many businesses in today's "beyond CSR" world.
Health services must provide safe, affordable clinical care whilst meeting efficiency, environmental and social targets.
This research was designed to investigate the relationship between sympathetic and parasympathetic autonomic nervous system (ANS) responses to the perception of social targets varying in social status.
Counselling helps children talk about their difficulties; co-ordinated contact with relevant outside agencies helps support the child in school and outside; academic and social targets are set and social skills groupwork helps the children understand appropriate behaviour.
Like many in the arts I believe that artistic values have been marginalised in the decision-making process of arts funding over governmental social targets, and I very much welcome a return to peer review.
Critics from the right – such as Munira Mirza of the thinktank Policy Exchange – challenged the statistical evidence for the social benefits of the arts and inquired whether arts organisations that didn't meet government-imposed social targets would lose their grants.
As we wrote earlier this year, OneRiot launched a social targeting service for mobile ads, that offers highly targeted ads within mobile apps.
Call it social targeting.
The startup then moved into providing a social targeting service for mobile ads within apps.
Today, the startup is launching a social targeting service for mobile ads, that the company claims offers highly targeted ads within mobile apps.
OneRiot declined to give us any further information on the company's overall revenue and performance.
