individualised
individualised — adjective
1. designed or adapted to fit the specific needs, preferences, or situation of a pa
designed or adapted to fit the specific needs, preferences, or situation of a particular person, instead of being the same for everyone
Clara's swimming coach designed an individualised training programme to help her compete at the national level.
individualised + [training programme / plan / approach]
The hospital provides individualised care plans that change as each patient's condition improves or worsens.
individualised + [care / treatment / support]
Wei's school offers individualised learning paths for students who need extra help with reading and writing.
Amara appreciated the individualised feedback her writing tutor gave on every draft of her essay.
Diego receives individualised coaching sessions every week to prepare for his first marathon race.
- customised
more common for products and services made to order
- tailored
suggests careful adjustment to fit specific needs
- personalised
focuses on reflecting the person's identity or preferences
- bespoke
more formal, usually for high-end custom products
- standardised
the opposite — made identical for everyone
- uniform
unchanging across all recipients
文法句型
individualised + [care / plan / training / approach]
用法筆記
Frequently modifies nouns that describe services, plans, or approaches that are adapted rather than standardised. Common in medical, educational, and personal-development contexts.