The phrase "creative intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where innovative or artistic methods are applied to address a problem or enhance a situation.
Example: "The artist's creative intervention transformed the neglected park into a vibrant community space."
Alternatives: "innovative approach" or "artistic intervention".
"We are making a creative intervention".
Even the first three Star Wars films, unified as they were by Lucas's imagination, were kept limber by the subtle creative intervention of a different director each time.
"He said, 'Get the editor in chief and the designer in here.' Within the course of an hour, he had our high school history book entirely redesigned.' " Mr. Jovanovich's flair for creative intervention extended beyond publishing.
"Steady-state cosmology," he concludes, "is indeed logically incompatible with [the] claim that divine creative intervention is causally necessary for the nonconservative popping into existence of new matter in the steady-state universe" (Grünbaum 1996, 529).
The use of creative intervention strategies and alternatives to suspension programs by school districts must be encouraged to help our troubled youths who are headed for the inevitable intersection of violence and crime.
Without creative intervention, the proportional contribution of casual transmission will increase substantially as the disease incidence approaches elimination.
Nadelmann suggested that "creative interventions in the market" designed to create distrust among Asian buyers about the quality or value of rhino horn and ivory might lower demand.
Unintentionally, that enormous blue fence has mobilised artists living around it to draw attention to its symbolic meaning through artist-led, organised and intellectually engaged creative interventions.
And, by understanding the causes of these problems, behavioral economics has spawned a number of creative interventions to deal with them.
An edgy ambiguity comes across in Patrick Alfieri's hand-colored photographs that suggest a vast terrain irregularly interrupted by markings that could be either accidents of nature or creative interventions by the artist.
They are ready for the challenges, hard work and creative interventions needed for a politically, economically and socially healthy Pakistan.
