"make interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to suggest taking action to fix a problem or situation. For example: "We must make interventions to reduce the amount of poverty in our community."
You need your colleagues to make interventions when you are starting to flag.
While ruling out a return to the leadership, Abbott reserved his rights to make interventions about policy and strategy.
This allows them to make interventions in key meetings and plenaries and campaign at the UN venue.
It is surely cheaper to make interventions that have an impact early on than to react later.
"A conservator must be an expert in the technical as well as the social and aesthetic history of photography and have the hand skills to make interventions when necessary," Mr. Mustardo said.
However, we also plan to make interventions that help the development of the creative economy, such as hosting guest creative industry networks, seminars and symposia and looking at how we can help young emerging creative people to develop their career.
There are several reasons to make intervention and war a last resort to protect only the most serious interests.
He started work on it in 1851 and was still making interventions there when he died in 1879.
"We went to local housing estates, strikes, factories, trying to do political work, making interventions as film-makers.
"The vitality of a place like New York relies on creative people making interventions in the city.
The recommendations are split into three categories: use of TAs in the classroom; TAs making interventions outside the classroom and linking the work of teachers and TAs.
