1. making or treating something as individual or unique; adapting something to suit the needs or characteristics of a particular person
Usage: present participle of 'individualize'

1. serving to distinguish or characterize something as individual or unique
Usage: less common; used attributively

Examples

• The teacher is individualizing instruction to meet each student's learning needs.
• Individualizing treatment plans helps doctors provide better care for their patients.
• The company focuses on individualizing customer experiences through personalized recommendations.
• Individualizing education means recognizing that students learn at different paces.
• She appreciated the restaurant's approach of individualizing dishes based on dietary preferences.
• The coach is individualizing training routines for each athlete on the team.