The phrase "interventions undertaken" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to actions or measures that have been taken to address a particular issue or problem. Example: The government's interventions undertaken to improve public healthcare have greatly benefited low-income families.
What happens when projects and interventions undertaken by international NGOs go wrong?
Second, we consider how support interventions undertaken by the university stimulated the development of those practices.
Clitoral surgery should have no role in interventions undertaken for athletes' eligibility or health.
With little empirical evidence to guide management, there is variability in the interventions undertaken to limit complications.
Conflicts would be fewer, and any interventions undertaken would rely on overwhelming force and precision munitions, not house-to-house fighting.
These mean this approach does not estimate the impact of stimulus of itself, but rather of the whole battery of government interventions undertaken to combat the recession.
This was merely one of several Western military interventions undertaken to force Chinese acceptance of Western-dictated terms of engagement with the outside world.
Respondents emphasised using a social approach for potential interventions, undertaking activity with family or friends and with bilingual community peers to facilitate engagement, motivation and support.
In this paper we report results from a randomised controlled trial of a school-based intergenerational intervention undertaken in Brazil.
In spite of the reach of concrete results, after the end of the direct intervention undertaken by the company, a decline in the participation of the community was perceived, along with the discontinuity of the actions begun.
This paper focuses on an epilepsy health promotion intervention undertaken by second year adult and mental health nursing students at Leeds Metropolitan University.
