The phrase "a more effective intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions that aim to improve outcomes in various contexts, such as healthcare, education, or social programs.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we concluded that a more effective intervention is needed to address the rising obesity rates in our community."
Alternatives: "a better approach" or "a more impactful solution".
Our contention is that addressing all three steps sequentially, while effort-intensive, will maximize the chances of deploying a more effective intervention that will impact population health.
For example, when finances are not a major constraint and there is full coverage, the most cost effective option may be ignored in favour of a more effective intervention so as to improve outcomes.
[10], [11] Micronutrient-rich foods are often expensive and fortification of widely consumed foods may be a more effective intervention to improve micronutrient status than promotion of consumption of foods naturally rich in micronutrients.
Improvements in any of these areas would likely lead to a more effective intervention.
Thus there is the expectation that educating junior doctors to prescribe in a QUM fashion is a more effective intervention.
The reported advantages include achieving a more effective intervention among people who choose to participate, and these screenings are consequently more cost-effective than traditional screening programmes [ 15].
Test strategies with an ICER greater than that of a more-effective intervention (extendedly dominated) were also ruled out, and the remaining tests were then compared to identify the NIT leading to the highest QALY gain given a £20,000/QALY cost-effectiveness threshold.
Prevention of exposure is thus unquestionably a much more effective intervention strategy than post-exposure chelation therapy.
Or that bombing has become a substitute for more effective intervention.
Such routine procedures may result in a broader and more effective intervention program for this age group.
A significant strength of measuring insulin is that it is elevated earlier than glucose in the progression to frank T2DM [ 46, 47] allowing not only an earlier diagnosis, but also an earlier, and thus more effective, intervention.
