"targeted measures" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to particular actions that are taken to address a specific issue or event. For example, "The government introduced targeted measures to stimulate economic growth in the region."
In this manner, regionally targeted measures to improve habitats could be derived and implemented.
Security risk assessment is important to determine the risk level of a plant in order to take targeted measures to reduce the security risk.
The first version said the Security Council would review Syria's compliance with the resolution in 15 days and "adopt targeted measures, including sanctions," if it had not complied.
suggested that it would be preferable for Asian countries to use other, more targeted measures than increased interest rates to deal with rising asset prices, at least initially, rather than "the blunt instrument of monetary policy".
They successfully used him to regain legitimacy for Mugabe as president of Zimbabwe, and thought they could use him to get the west to withdraw targeted measures against him and his cronies.
He said there were "targeted measures to treat these patients".
Earlier this month, the EU warned it would take "targeted measures" to address the issue.
In addition, targeted measures could set incentives for the construction and operation of grids, storage systems and demand side management.
Among other things, these data can provide the transport operator with information about place specific bottlenecks in the transport system, which facilitates targeted measures for improving public transportation.
He praised the Commission's emphasis on conservation of stocks, but said more carefully targeted measures would be needed to stop discards.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said he expected EU member states urgently to agree "targeted measures" against those responsible for the violence.
