The phrase "a commitment to intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a promise or dedication to taking action in a specific situation, often in contexts like social issues, politics, or healthcare.
Example: "The organization has made a strong commitment to intervention in communities affected by poverty."
Alternatives: "a dedication to intervention" or "a pledge for intervention".
The social justice agenda underpinning this approach has generated an almost evangelical commitment to intervention and interference.
In Germany, where the country's history under the Third Reich still had repercussions, there was a deep-seated public abhorrence of making a commitment to military intervention.
Coordinated national strategy to HIV prevention and drug use Explicit and supportive reference to 'harm reduction' in national policy documents can mark a commitment to evidence-based interventions as part of HIV prevention responses targeting PWID.
Structured GH education in medical curricula and IHE are an opportunity to cultivate a commitment to SDH and constitute intervention areas for global public health educators to contribute to capacity building for qualified and committed future doctors in a globalise health care context.
Importantly, scholars note that design-based research is not merely designing and testing interventions; as interventions embody theoretical claims about teaching and learning, research on specific interventions suggests a commitment to understanding the relationships among theory and practice as well (Design-Based Research Collective, 2003).
This necessitates government oversight to advocate for, track and govern the allocation of funding for MNCH interventions, with a commitment to integrate KMC into national strategies, implementation guidelines and operational management.
Is the zeal for intervention matched by a commitment to bear the burden of helping the successor government -- for what could be many years?
Those patients who reported a longer commitment to a particular intervention tended to recount feeling satisfied with this service.
Of the 25 health centres that provided DOTS services, 17 satisfied the criteria for piloting the intervention: 1) providing a written commitment to join the intervention, 2) having attended the initial training on smoking cessation and smoke-free environments in 2010, and 3) having registered at least 5 new sputum smear-positive TB cases in 2010.
