The phrase "above interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to interventions that have been mentioned or discussed earlier in a text or conversation.
Example: "The effectiveness of the above interventions will be evaluated in the upcoming report."
Alternatives: "previous interventions" or "aforementioned interventions".
In my work as a specialist in cancer, blood diseases and AIDS, hardly a week goes by when patients do not bring up the above interventions, as well as Buddhist meditation, qigong, acupuncture, megavitamins and macrobiotic diets.
First we explore the evidence for the above interventions.
In addition to the above interventions parents are provided with an informative leaflet to help prepare a child for a visit.
A similar ranking scheme was produced for the above interventions with respect to their safety and tolerability (Additional file 2: Table S2).
After the above interventions were attempted and the relative findings of three important modalities were summarized, a fasciotomy and release of the dorsal, volar, and mobile wad compartments was performed.
To check compliance, the post-race data form requested that they provide details about use of pain medications or NSAIDs during or after the race or any of the above interventions during the 10 days after the race.
As a result of the above intervention, I agreed to hand over day-to-day management of 500 to Christine, and she is now leading 500 in the new role of CEO.
We also attempted to assess whether the effects of the above intervention program were still noticeable after 8 weeks of holidays, in which participants did not take any rehabilitation exercises.
2) To investigate the effects of the above intervention on long term metabolic control of diabetes.
The scheme focused on four sections of the above intervention: (1) Developing self-awareness, (2) Learning about self-regulation, (3) Enhancing empathy and (4) Improving social skills.
Active motor imagery was structured to include verbal facilitation, the presence of objects, pictorial scenes, and action observation, as described in the above intervention rationale.
