The phrase "all key interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the most important actions or measures taken in a particular context, such as healthcare, policy-making, or project management.
Example: "The report outlines all key interventions necessary to improve community health outcomes."
Alternatives: "all essential measures" or "all critical actions".
All these are key interventions for improving child health, and undoubtedly are key drivers of the large improvements in child survival achieved in the country over the past two decades.
The availability of five systematic reviews covering all the key interventions for the management of these fractures is an achievement, and one enhanced by the proven commitment to updating the reviews in the light of new evidence.
By themselves, the five systematic reviews covering all the key interventions specific to this area, the care programme schemata showing key management questions, and the comprehensive evidence document summarising the evidence available for each decision point form a strong basis and structure for future work.
Reducing and optimising antimicrobial use across all sectors is accepted as a key intervention to limit the spread of acquired antimicrobial-resistance.
Their five reviews, which examine conservative and surgical treatments, anaesthesia and rehabilitation, cover all of the key interventions for the management of these fractures [20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25].
Our five reviews, which examine conservative and surgical treatments, anaesthesia and rehabilitation, cover all of the key interventions for the management of these fractures [ 12- 16].
Parenting education may be a key intervention component associated with decreasing anxiety although all 18 interventions provided some form of education with varying effects on other parent constructs.
They all show marked increases in population coverage of key interventions and strongly positive assessments by project beneficiaries, community leaders, Care Group Volunteers, and project staff.
The participants were unaware of the scenario topic before the drill and that key interventions would be recorded and timed.
We need new programmes to build the resilience of poor communities and we must scale up key interventions like breastfeeding and fortification of basic foodstuffs.
