The phrase "a proactive intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent or address a situation before it escalates or becomes problematic.
Example: "The organization implemented a proactive intervention to address potential issues in employee morale before they became significant problems."
Alternatives: "an anticipatory action" or "a preventive measure".
to analyse the efficacy of a proactive intervention during the postpartum period to prevent a relapse in recent quitters and to promote progress in the behavioural process of change in smokers.
A proactive intervention plan can prevent health problems in the elderly and can help keep chronically ill patients as vital as possible.
In another trial we had found that the use of active sick leave for back patients was significantly increased through a proactive intervention compared to a passive one [ 14].
Because approximately 70% of Dutch women take oral contraceptives before their first pregnancy and therefore visit their pharmacy regularly, Dutch pharmacists undertook a proactive intervention aimed at informing and motivating women taking oral contraceptives to start taking folic acid supplements before becoming pregnant.
This sounds very much like the basis for a sensible strategy of thinking about Bank of America, which is in serious trouble — and where the F.D.I.C. should consider a more proactive intervention.
A more proactive intervention would be to initiate ART prior to the onset of clinical symptoms, and thus decrease utilization by reducing the incidence of OIs.
In addition, since 2004, Dutch pharmacies have been carrying out an ongoing proactive intervention aimed at informing and motivating women using oral contraceptives to start taking folic acid supplements "before conception".
This factor is potentially amenable to improvement and may serve as a target for proactive intervention proactive intervention.
That is, they may expose an underlying structural or functional change in the care path that represents a target for proactive intervention.
The Yale economist, who has said last year's stimulus package was both misdirected and too small, would likely support a policy of public works spending and proactive intervention in the banking sector.
I'm heartened by a rising crop of innovative models and proactive intervention that accept the globalized nature of the fashion industry and the opportunities that exist for women in developing economies, but which at the same time are nuanced and intelligent enough to make sure everyone can benefit.
