The phrase "targeted strategy" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific and intentional plan or approach to achieve a certain goal or objective. It implies a deliberate and focused effort towards a specific target or audience. Example: "The company's targeted strategy for increasing sales among millennials proved to be successful as their market share in that demographic grew by 15% in the last quarter."
Broadly, these designs follow either an enrichment (i.e., targeted) strategy or an all-comers (i.e., unselected) strategy.
Moving forward, Brown says Intel will address intersectionality, "starting with a focused and targeted strategy around improving the retention and progression of Intel's women of color".
This targeted strategy holds promise in paving the way for the introduction of highly effective nanoscopic vehicles for cancer therapeutics while overcoming drug resistance.
If marketers don't know their brand personas, the marketing content will most likely be a brand sell for awareness purposes, and not a targeted strategy.
We're going to have to have a more focused, more targeted strategy and we're going to have to partner and train local law enforcement and military to do their jobs as well".
75 This has prompted the development of a novel targeted strategy aiming at the combination of mTOR and PI3K inhibitors.
For each scenario, the largest decrease in infections was achieved with the non-targeted strategy and the smallest decrease with the targeted-by-activity strategy (Table 4 and Figure 2B).
For each scenario, the greatest decline in infections was achieved with the non-targeted strategy, whereas the lowest cost of PrEP per infection averted was obtained with the targeted-by-activity strategy.
Overall, the declines in HIV prevalence and incidence were highest for the optimistic scenario (26.2% and 32.3%, respectively, for the non-targeted strategy) with minimal changes observed with the pessimistic scenario (0.2% for the non-targeted strategy).
At best a multi-targeted strategy could be recommended, if there was a call for an intervention.
We report in this study the first cellular-targeted strategy that protects against DT and ETA toxicity.
