The phrase "approval interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where actions or measures are taken to obtain or ensure approval for something, often in organizational or regulatory settings.
Example: "The committee implemented several approval interventions to streamline the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "authorization measures" or "consent actions".
1 This principle is particularly applicable and controversial when research enabling the development and regulatory approval of interventions is performed in countries where subsequent access to the interventions is limited by cost or lack of availability.
The authors screened World Health Organization (WHO) databases to determine the number of years between first regulatory approval of interventions, and countries beginning implementation.
This involved obtaining approval for intervention units to have physical work environment modifications (detailed below) as well as other intervention activities at the organisational and individual levels.
We compared prior-year utility certification requests and approvals (pre-intervention) with the intervention year for families who reported energy insecurity on a waiting-room screening questionnaire.
The following year, again observing the convention, Cameron asked for approval for intervention against Isis in Iraq.
While he has been relatively restrained in his approval of intervention for the sake of democracy promotion, the general Responsibility to Protect (R2P) framework, promoted by people like US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power, legitimizes a much more forward-leaning stance on intervention.
In addition, approval for intervention in primary schools was obtained from the Western Cape Education Department.
For trials involving FDA-approved agents, nutraceuticals not requiring FDA approval, and/or lifestyle interventions, an ITP-like program in which such putative therapies could undergo near-term testing for safety and efficacy in humans might be helpful (Translational Testing Program--TTP).
The installation, commissioning and initial use of the system highlights the critical need for community involvement and approval if such interventions are going to be successful in rural areas, alongside the requirements for strategic and technical support.
A Committee for the Approval of Justice Interventions was set up some years ago.
