The phrase "a result of interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or effects that arise from specific actions or measures taken to address a situation.
Example: "The improvement in patient health was a result of interventions implemented by the medical team."
Alternatives: "an outcome of interventions" or "a consequence of interventions".
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.
To avoid potential confounding of behavior change as a result of interventions, we used the Ebola cases, deaths, healthcare worker infections and hospitalizations from Liberia reported between 8 June and 7 August 2014 to calibrate our model (Fig. 1, SOM).
To avoid potential confounding of behavior change as a result of interventions, we used Ebola cases, deaths, health care worker infections, and hospitalizations from Liberia reported between 8 June and 7 August 2014 to calibrate our model (Fig. 1 and supplementary materials).
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.
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.
There were improvements in all staff skills and changes in 'error correction' as a result of intervention were statistically significant.
As a result of intervention by the Minister for the Navy, Senator John Gorton, the Government eventually agreed to purchase new fixed-wing aircraft.
