The phrase "as a direct intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to address a specific issue or problem directly.
Example: "The government implemented new policies as a direct intervention to combat the rising unemployment rates."
Alternatives: "as an immediate action" or "as a straightforward measure".
As revealed in these results, a direct intervention of the target gene is perhaps optimal for avoiding the undesirable states and almost certainly taking the network into a desirable state.
And the recent Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act has given the authorities such sweeping powers of control and surveillance that one wonders if self-censorship is not as great a problem as direct intervention by the government.
The results reported here, point towards MIF inhibition as a directed therapeutic intervention in bladder cancer.
Irrespective, it is difficult to formulate direct policy recommendations (e.g. interventions designed to reduce income inequalities) on the basis of our findings as direct intervention to affect income inequality may indeed increase the rate of alcohol-attributable harms – at least at lower levels of inequality.
We take an indirect approach to calculate a threshold value for the most uncertain piece of information, namely the reduction in the probability of the infection spreading as a direct result of the intervention, at which the intervention becomes worthwhile.
We expect that as a direct result of the intervention, participants in the intervention condition will show a significant improvement in the use of constructive coping strategies (in general and within the family) compared to the control condition.
A further strength lies in the specificity of the measures of perceptions of the physical environment, which were both specific to the area traversed by the intervention and hypothesised to change as a direct result of the intervention.
We expect that a significantly lower number of children will start smoking in the intervention condition compared to control condition as a direct result of this intervention.
We expect that significantly fewer adolescents will engage in early or excessive substance use behaviors in the intervention conditions compared to the control condition as a direct result of the intervention.
