The phrase "an immediate intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a prompt action or measure taken to address a situation or problem without delay.
Example: "The patient required an immediate intervention to stabilize their condition before further treatment could be administered."
Alternatives: "a prompt action" or "an urgent response."
Prosecutors said at the time that they were responding to a need for "an immediate intervention".
Mr. Scholekopf said that he believes an immediate intervention is the best course of action.
The prosecutor's statement said that "the results of the investigation necessitated an immediate intervention", indicating a violent attack was probably planned in the near future.
What is needed, he said, is both an immediate intervention to halt the spread of cheatgrass and a long-term restoration effort to bring back native plants.
One day some weeks earlier, Coburn said, he had learned that John Ensign, who was married, was having an affair with Cynthia Hampton, the wife of one of his aides, Doug Hampton, and there had been an immediate intervention that same day.
But while European and Irish officials said there was no need for an immediate intervention, some officials are beginning to wonder if the slow drip of bad news, bond market losses and bureaucratic inertia spells a repeat of Greece's long and tortured rescue this year — a process now widely agreed to have added billions of euros to the cost of rescuing Greece.
Known as the "performance requirements," the ISO has deemed the accuracy of the BG monitor paramount to its use as it is deemed imperative in correctly determining whether a patient requires any immediate intervention in their diabetes control.
But, Mr. Banks said, "as a practical matter, relief from the court becomes a reality for individual class members rather than just rights that remain on paper when you can seek a monitor's immediate intervention rather than having to go back to court".
As far as the Vatican was concerned, there was nothing else to be done: attempts at solving the building's physical problems had proved awkward, with construction workers trying to tiptoe around scholars, and conditions had reached a point where immediate intervention was necessary.
Treatment participants wishing to drop out of the study and wait-list participants demonstrating a need for immediate intervention will be withdrawn from the study and provided appropriate referral information.
Once language-appropriate and culturally valid criteria for collecting and disclosing private information have been established, whenever possible, investigators should identify culturally appropriate persons and agencies that can best serve the interests of families who may want a referral or immediate intervention for the participant risks identified by the research.
