"targeted actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to specific, purposeful actions taken in order to achieve a goal or solve a problem. For example, "The task force is taking targeted actions to reduce the number of cars on the road."
"But definitely there will be targeted actions in the affected areas".
He said: "This plan includes targeted actions against Isil safe havens in Syria, including its command and control, logistics capabilities, and infrastructure".
Yet for many developing and least-developed countries, in particular, contributing to the fight against climate change requires taking targeted actions while also prioritising economic development and poverty reduction.
In more intact landscapes, targeted actions to conserve rock-dwelling fauna include limiting human access to critical breeding sites, baiting to reduce pressure from introduced predators, restoring rock microhabitat and translocation of endangered species.
Finally, substantial literature was found on the topic; however, the lack of common test procedures, analysis tools, and coordinated activity across different countries point out the need for additional research in order to support targeted actions for real world CO2 reduction.
The high level of details possible from LCA can indicate resource efficiency hot-spots and allow targeted actions for improvements [29].
"Harassment" suggests targeted action.
We will equally not stand in the way of America, in particular, seeking to take well-judged, targeted action.
No. Ending slavery or forced labour requires targeted action to change laws, to bring offenders to justice, to protect victims and to empower those at risk.
Although complaining may not put a complete or immediate stop to all your nuisance calls or messages, it does help regulators take more targeted action in this area.
If there is any suggestion of market abuse, however, then it may be appropriate to take more targeted action rather than impose blanket bans of this sort.
