The phrase "advisable intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recommended action or measure that should be taken in a particular situation for better outcomes.
Example: "In cases of severe anxiety, an advisable intervention would be cognitive behavioral therapy."
Alternatives: "recommended action" or "suggested measure".
The most advisable treatment modality in childhood obesity is a lifestyle intervention based on a diet modification and increased physical activity [ 14].
Together, these studies indicate that changes in βPKC correlate better with the human HF, suggesting that focusing on this PKC isozyme in considering therapeutic intervention is advisable.
Whether or not dramatic climate-policy interventions remain advisable, they will become harder, if not impossible, to sell to the public, which will feel, not unreasonably, that the scientific and media establishment has cried wolf.Dramatic warming may exact a terrible price in terms of human welfare, especially in poorer countries.
It is advisable that activities and interventions are devised in the future that will regain the trust of the community.
Given the important role that facilitators play in relation to Canadians' involvement in medical tourism, as demonstrated by our findings, it may be advisable to create informational interventions that target this stakeholder group.
Given the importance of continued follow-up of families during pregnancy, delivery, postnatal periods, and early childhood, it would be advisable for future mHealth interventions to consider expanding their tools to include more key events along the MNCH continuum [ 23].
According to a systematic review by Barlow et al. (2002), diversity in self-management interventions is advisable because 'no approach will meet the needs of all participants at all points in time' [ 49].
Fighting such wars is not a role U.N. forces can play, though Security Council endorsement for American intervention abroad is advisable whenever possible.
It also allows us to identify points in time during the course where targeted intervention would be advisable.
Neuropsychological impairment may limit a patient's ability to benefit from psychotherapeutic interventions, it is advisable to screen for such problems.
