The phrase "intervention given" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to discuss a type of assistance given in a particular situation. For example, "Her parents provided an intervention given the severity of her depression."
In certain respects, it seems an obvious intervention, given that the novel had a female creator.
This presents challenges for effective therapeutic intervention, given the constant selective pressure toward drug resistance.
Acting quickly to offer a fiscal stimulus of some $10bn last month has proven to be a well-judged intervention, given the rapidly deteriorating international economic outlook.
It would be difficult to find a legal basis for military intervention, given the fact that Montenegro is still formally a part of Yugoslavia.
Endothelial cells (EC) represent an important target for pharmacologic intervention, given their central role in a wide variety of human pathophysiologic processes.
Some of the president's aides feared that he had an aversion to intervention, given the downing of two Black Hawk helicopters and the loss of 18 troops in Somalia in October 1993.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis shikimate kinase (MtSK), an enzyme present in the shikimate pathway in bacteria, is essential for the survival of the tubercle bacillus, representing an ideal target for therapeutic intervention given its absence in mammals.
Nearest to the centre, the group known as the Daisy was mildly divided: a handful of dissidents protested when the leadership hinted it could support armed intervention, given United Nationsbacking.
A controlled clinical trial compares the outcome of a new drug or intervention given to an experimental group with a control group that does not receive the same drug or intervention.
(10)This represents the total cost of intervention given N patients and N s interventions.
But are Zimbabwe's neighbours willing or able to make a decisive intervention, given their unwillingness to take on Mugabe himself?
