The phrase "a result of intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome that occurs due to a specific action or involvement aimed at changing a situation.
Example: "The improvement in the patient's condition was a result of intervention by the medical team."
Alternatives: "an outcome of intervention" or "a consequence of intervention".
But one could argue that Libor is being artificially depressed as a result of intervention by the United States government to prop up bank credit.
There were improvements in all staff skills and changes in 'error correction' as a result of intervention were statistically significant.
Not to be deterred, I continue to talk about real cases where young people's lives have been enhanced – if not saved – as a result of intervention from Prevent officers.
Ministers had seized on data that appeared to show that almost all of the 120,000 families covered by the programme had undergone positive, life-changing experiences as a result of intervention by professionals but the study says that there was no evidence that the changes were attributable to the programme itself.
As a result of intervention by the Minister for the Navy, Senator John Gorton, the Government eventually agreed to purchase new fixed-wing aircraft.
Lum argued in The Economics of Anarchy that the "labor problem" was a result of intervention by the state in creating monopolies, with particular reference to the land and money monopolies.
At Peterborough prison, investors are rewarded if, as a result of interventions they have funded, offending drops.
In contrast, ethnic minority children for whom English is an additional language have caught up, and now outperform their classmates partly as a result of interventions to improve their language skills, experts believe.
But this paper explains that while test scores later in life don't necessarily show improvement as a result of interventions, other variables do show sustained benefits.
An important issue for land managers is the degree to which potential refuges occur 'naturally' versus occurring as a result of interventions such as planned burning.
In addition, many patients waiting for transplants have activated platelets due to the diseases that lead to organ failure or as a result of interventions used to support patients before and during transplantation.
