kohdekohtaisista

Kohdekohtaisista is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective kohdekohtainen, meaning tailored to a specific target, object, or site. The term combines kohde (target, object) andkohtainen (pertaining to) with the standard adjectival suffix -inen. In Finnish, adjectives inflect for case and number, so kohdekohtaisista appears in contexts where the phrase is part of a larger clause requiring a plural or a particular case, for example with nouns in the partitive plural: kohdekohtaisista tutkimuksista or kohdekohtaisista toimenpiteistä.

The term is used primarily in technical, academic, and administrative language to denote approaches, data, or analyses that are customized to each target or site rather than generic. It contrasts with general or one-size-fits-all methods. Common contexts include research design, data collection, risk assessment, and policy or program implementation, where materials or procedures are described as kohdekohtaiset or kohdekohtaisista to emphasize tailored considerations for different targets, sites, or groups.

Etymology and morphology: kohde means target or object; kohtainen derives from koht(a) or kohta, indicating relation to a given point or place; the suffix -inen forms adjectives. The inflected form kohdekohtaisista signals a specific grammatical role within a sentence and a plural reference. The term is widely encountered in Finnish discourse that involves customization, localization, or targeting of interventions, analyses, or materials.

See also: kohdekohtaisuus, kohdentaminen, räätälöinti, kohdennettu.