"targeted institutions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to specific establishments or organizations that have been selected for a particular purpose or goal. Example: "The government's new policy is aimed at regulating targeted institutions such as banks and multinational corporations."
And, over the weekend, an angry mob attempted to storm the Beirut offices of Prime Minister Najib Mikati, prompting the military to say that it would use force, if needed, if people targeted institutions or officials.
The mandate violates the academic freedom of the targeted institutions.
Citigroup and Prudential Financial said they would be open for business as usual, and employees of the targeted institutions and other people were urged to go about their business.
Human rights activists said the targeted institutions may have been seen as a threat to the government of President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, which has cracked down on groups that might receive foreign funding or are seen as hubs for opponents of the regime.
At worst, they said, each agency would reach its own settlement with the targeted institutions.
Administrative authorization was sought by sending a formal correspondence to the head of all of the targeted institutions prior to data collection.
For example, what, at base, is the difference between DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks and masked bodies shutting down a city street or occupying a building, with the aim of causing economic and operational disruption to an ideologically targeted institution?
It would appear we have forgotten how to target institutions.
The National Extremism Tactical Co-ordination Unit, which oversaw their arrest, has turned its attention to such matters once again.Yet direct campaigns to eliminate animal experimentation by targeting institutions that facilitate it have so far relocated rather than removed the practice.
We have a foreign adversary that has state-level resources being used to target institutions and government agencies.
Such outreach can target institutions such as social organizations, service clubs, schools, and businesses, as well as trusted social networks (Paton et al. [2008], Haynes et al. [2008]).
