"target focus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular goal or objective. For example, "The company has a target focus to increase profits by 10% this year."
The Health Secretary said that a target focus had "dehumanised" the NHS, and called for more power to be put in patients' hands, with greater access to health records and self-monitoring via health apps.
Even if you only have one bullet left in the gun and you have to hit the target, focus on the target.
They were the target focus group for the evaluation of the computer program and were asked to answer questionnaires regarding software efficacy, ease, and creative potential.
A formal object is a property implicitly ascribed by the emotion to its target, focus or propositional object, in virtue of which the emotion can be seen as intelligible.
Classic methods for the design of screening libraries have depended on knowledge of target structure and relevant pharmacophores for target focus, and on simple count-based measures to assess other properties.
In this chapter we explore the role that computational library design plays to ensure that the synthesized compounds satisfy appropriate goals for drug or lead-likeness, target focus, and diversity.
The FBI – which doubled the reward for the arrest of Bulger to $2m£1.3m3m) last year, the largest ever for a domestic target – focused on women in their sixties.
The second target focuses on designing FLCs to function across a wide range of network settings.
Target and Google say they also will work together to design other digital experiences for voice shoppers, particularly in areas Target focuses on, like home, apparel and beauty.
"Now, rather than having individual waits for consultations and tests, this target focuses on the patient's whole journey from GP referral to treatment.
Molecular dynamics simulation is used to study the effects of solar-wind ion irradiation on an ice target, focusing on the effects of nuclear energy deposition.
