"human interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions taken by humans that are intended to have a particular effect. For example, "The success of the project depended heavily on the implementation of several human interventions."
As many as 90-95% of fires in Russia are ignited by human interventions, he said.
The fewer human interventions between coding geek and desktop horror, the more plausibly the company can deny responsibility.
Human interventions in the functioning of the shore through groins, inlets and houses built in front of the dunes have cost us millions in tax dollars and have actually harmed these resources.
"I resigned only weeks after accepting the invitation, I never attended a board meeting and I certainly had no inkling of her plans to carry out human interventions without any pre-clinical work," he says.
But while Mr. Shibata's landscapes show human interventions artfully in harmony with nature, Mr. Burtynsky's pictures suggest that nature in general and quarried places in particular have a way of looking wonderful despite man's most determined tamperings.
At the water lab, visitors can make it rain on the 40-foot-long model of an urban river, and then test how human interventions like sewer systems affect its flow.
Over time, some plants and animals have become domesticated, or dependent on these and other human interventions for their long-term propagation or survival.
More generally, the ratio of human interventions over total automated tasks should be decreasing.
Furthermore, PBMO ran unattended, whilst MGO required numerous human interventions.
Instead of companies reporting thousands of miles without disengagements (human interventions), he said we need to see millions of miles.
A special focus is given to discretionary/unplanned human interventions.
