"interventions made" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it to say "The interventions made by the government helped reduce poverty levels in rural areas."
The three interventions made use of the same phonological exercises.
3. Examine other interventions made by the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. in the past.
Regarding SCC of heifers, most of the consistent associations reported were related to interventions made during the peripartum period.
They'd spent the night taking photographs, walking round deserted streets and snatching some sleep on the Embankment, though Big Ben's interventions made that difficult.
Although the writing is in prose, the small interventions made by an omniscient bard make us feel the presence of an unshakeable poetry at each line.
But rather than studying the effects of interventions made by others, this time he was measuring the effectiveness of his own work.
Emerging economies' combined current-account surplus peaked in the same year at 4.9% of GDP.Foreign-exchange interventions made the export surge doubly tricky to manage.
How interesting it would be for me to hear their words describing the interventions made by me that might have led to their departure.
Sue Akers's witness statement that the Sun made sustained, five-figure payments to public officials for "salacious" stories contrasts sharply with recent interventions made by former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie, and the tabloid's veteran associate editor Trevor Kavanagh.
The often life-changing interventions made by our three appeal charities and their volunteers are featured in an ongoing series of special features and films in our newspapers and on the Guardian website.
The often life-changing interventions made by our appeal charities and their volunteers are explored in an ongoing series of special features and films published in our newspapers and on the Guardian website.
