The phrase "a good intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a positive or effective action taken to improve a situation or address a problem.
Example: "The therapist suggested a good intervention to help the child cope with anxiety."
Alternatives: "an effective intervention" or "a beneficial intervention".
Power often talks about "bending the curve," her preferred phrase (and Obama's) for a good intervention — the point where the technical meets the humane.
Moraes told the Guardian: "It was a good intervention I think when the right and rightwing UK newspapers dominate the anti-refugee, intolerance, and anti-EU protectionist narrative".
With obesity, a lot of people who are overweight do pretty well, and we don't have a good intervention to prevent obesity.
"A good intervention doesn't treat everyone the same," said Bruce McNamer, chief executive of TechnoServe, a nonprofit group in Washington that has worked with entrepreneurs in developing countries since 1968 to expand their businesses and foster economic growth in their communities.
Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users told me the vending machines are "a good intervention".
"It's become clear that this is a good intervention, particularly for mild to moderate depression," said Jasper Smits, a psychologist at Southern Methodist University.
The sheepskin has a wool pile length of 30 mm, and a high density of wool piles, and reduces pressure and friction making it a possible good intervention for the prevention of pressure ulcers.
Therapists in the hospital did not expect that health care staff in the community could deliver an equally good intervention despite their shared professional background.
The structural approach - involvement of pupils, using a medium preferred by pupils and pre-testing of the programme - is a good basis for an effective intervention and increases the likelihood that the web-based approach is attractive to pupils.
"There really isn t a way to smear 53 years of good intervention for kids," said Baca, the CEO.
To design a good control intervention is notoriously difficult in research on the effectiveness of psychological treatments [ 39]. "Care as usual "is not a good control-option since it does not exclude the possibility that treatment effect is due to differences in therapist attention rather than to the intervention [ 23].
