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Snarf Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Targeted For

The book is mainly targeted for young adults.

Should that be "towards" or "to" instead of "for"?

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" It all depends on how you imagine the targeting process. We all understand this to be about merchandising. The targeting is "done" with a certain group in mind.

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  • " It all depends on how you imagine the targeting process.
  • We all understand this to be about merchandising.
  • The targeting is "done" with a certain group in mind.
  • It's done for them.
  • "
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SnarfShould that be "towards" or "to"
I see nothing wrong with "for."
It all depends on how you imagine the targeting process. We all understand this to be about merchandising.
The targeting is "done" with a certain group in mind. It's done for them.

If by "targeted" you mean "pointed," I guess we'd have to use "at."
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For and towards are used. I would use at.
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