The phrase "agreed upon interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or strategies that have been mutually accepted or decided by a group or individuals.
Example: "The team implemented the agreed upon interventions to improve patient outcomes in the study."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted interventions" or "consensus interventions".
At the time, these interventions, agreed upon reluctantly and amid much bickering, seemed only to reflect the hopeless foot-dragging and paralysis in European decision-making.
Once the intervention was broadly agreed upon, we defined the goal of the capacity strengthening intervention, as well as an overarching framework that linked the goal to activities, outputs, and outcomes.
The rate of consensus was defined as the percentage of recommendations agreed upon by the ICU physicians (intervention period) or A-CdP (baseline period) and the ICU hospital pharmacist.
However, we did not have the human resource capacity to carry out this second training; for this reason, a pre/post evaluation of the training intervention was agreed upon.
These examples show that effective public policy decisions can still be made and information asymmetry managed via strong evidence, expert analysis to verify that evidence, and an understanding of knowledge gaps such that critical interventions can be agreed upon and objectives achieved in view of how they will be managed and resourced.
The price list that resulted would allow freighter transactions to be agreed upon with little haggling or human intervention, no matter where buyers and sellers were located.
These policies should be carefully developed to guide interventions that are based on commonly agreed upon criteria [ 37].
Although the accepted invasive treatment has evolved into favoring balloon angioplasty and stenting, the indications for intervention or medical therapy have not been universally agreed upon.
At these meetings the final packages of PPC interventions that should be implemented at each study site were agreed upon.
Likewise, the proposition related to initiating conjoint efforts was agreed upon by less experts than the proposition about including patient groups for developing interventions, yet did receive a higher priority ranking.
