The phrase "and interventions in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions taken to improve a situation, particularly in fields like healthcare, education, or social work.
Example: "The study focused on the effectiveness of various treatments and interventions in the management of chronic diseases."
Alternatives: "and actions in the" or "and measures in the".
Interdisciplinary Connections: American History- Construct a chart that documents American presidential responses to and interventions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1948 and assesses their individual contributions.
Denial of the role of US-British wars, occupations and interventions in the Muslim world in fuelling terror attacks at home helps to get politicians off the hook.
All these take place in slightly altered versions of our own world where witches, vampires, shapeshifters, wizards and goblins live among regular humans, having complex interspecies relationships and carrying on feuds, factions and interventions in the destiny of mankind which won't culminate in a world-changing apocalypse until the stories run out.
Doing so creates a profound shift in perspective which can intensify, not diminish, a commitment to things like better school-lunch programs, more public parks, and interventions in the links between economic status and health which focus on things like adequate access to medical care, clean water, and decent food — things other than weight.
By locating primary care doctors in neighbourhoods and emphasising disease prevention, the health system – which is universal and free at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels – makes care accessible and keeps people as healthy as possible, as long as possible, saving resources for more expensive treatments and interventions in the process.
Due to the different settings, time frames and interventions in the reviewed publications, no direct comparison of modeling techniques was applicable.
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They argue that President Clinton and his secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, shared "common ground on many policy specifics" with the neo-conservative organization Project for a New American Century, including "NATO enlargement and intervention in the Balkans".
So was the U.S., for its support of the Nationalists and intervention in the Korean War, which generated a number of wonderful hate pieces.
