kohdekohtaisissa

The Finnish word "kohdekohtaisissa" is the illative plural form of the adjective "kohdekohtainen." This adjective translates to "site-specific," "object-specific," or "case-specific" in English, depending on the context. It describes something that is tailored or applied to a particular target, location, or situation rather than being general or universal.

When used in the plural illative case, "kohdekohtaisissa" indicates a state of being within or among these specific targets or situations. For example, "toimenpiteet ovat kohdekohtaisissa" would mean "the measures are in (or among) the site-specific measures" or "the actions are specific to the cases." The illative case suggests movement into or existence within a particular set of circumstances.

The concept of "kohdekohtaisissa" is often encountered in fields such as project management, urban planning, environmental studies, and social work. In project management, for instance, it might refer to plans or strategies that are developed for individual projects rather than a standardized approach. In urban planning, it could describe regulations or developments that are designed for a specific plot of land or neighborhood. Environmental assessments might also employ "kohdekohtaisissa" to denote studies tailored to particular ecosystems or pollution sites. Understanding the nuances of "kohdekohtainen" and its grammatical forms like "kohdekohtaisissa" is key to accurately interpreting Finnish texts in these domains.