'certain interventions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions that are taken to address an issue or a situation. For example: "Certain interventions, such as improved mental health care and better job prospects, could help reduce recidivism rates."
Homeless people, in particular, whose high health-care costs have been well documented by Malcolm Gladwell and others, may benefit from certain interventions.
Vampires can command the dead, summon storms, control lesser animals like bats and wolves, and barring certain interventions with stakes or sunlight live forever.
"There is a time and a place for certain interventions and now it is making sure we go to the more nuanced and evolved state".
Certain interventions could be viewed as neoclassical or behavioral, depending on the context.
Certain interventions such as antiretroviral therapy and renal replacement therapy have saved the lives of adults.
Certain interventions such as invitations appointments and telephone calls have shown to be effective at increasing uptake (compare [13]).
This could be a shortcoming since paradoxical short- and long-term effects after certain interventions have been described [45, 46].
The policy problems then become problems about controlling access and use of certain interventions, rather than their development.
When researchers are interested in the effect of certain interventions on certain individuals, single-subject studies are often performed.
Thus, our knowledge of the economic burden of T2DM in Cambodia is as limited as our insights into the cost-effectiveness of certain interventions in this country.
Although cost-effectiveness analysis is widely used in economic evaluation it might not capture the social value generated by certain interventions.
