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I am looking for the correct expression meaning something like targeted, focused, purposeful or specific. I need to use it in the following phrases:
targeted practical training targeted decisions targeted plans targeted business benefit targeted personnel development
take targeted care of employees targeted use of the presentation techniques
Is the word "targeted" correct in the given examples?
I am looking for the correct expression meaning something like targeted, focused, purposeful or specific. I need to use it in the following phrases:
targeted practical training targeted decisions targeted plans targeted business benefit targeted personnel development
take targeted care of employees targeted use of the presentation techniques
Is the word "targeted" correct in the given examples?
Thank you very much.
Hanka
Most seem o.k. to me; the only collocation that seems strange is "take targeted care of employees". It would help to read these in their contexts as well
correct expression 
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