"proactive intervention" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to taking preemptive action in order to prevent a negative outcome or situation from occurring. For example, "The school's proactive intervention in the dispute between two students stopped the situation from escalating."
They are agents who can only respond to the stimuli coming from above, with little room for proactive intervention.
Under-reporting of drug use in the perinatal period is well-documented, and significantly limits the reach of proactive intervention approaches.
This sounds very much like the basis for a sensible strategy of thinking about Bank of America, which is in serious trouble — and where the F.D.I.C. should consider a more proactive intervention.
to analyse the efficacy of a proactive intervention during the postpartum period to prevent a relapse in recent quitters and to promote progress in the behavioural process of change in smokers.
An employer could detect substance abuse by workers on the job and initiate proactive intervention.
The results of these two activities will highlight the best candidates for proactive intervention.
Mumbai's anti-malaria programme shows that proactive interventions can not only prevent infections but can also quickly deal with cases that come in.
This study examined the potential role of childhood factors in shaping labour force participation and exit among older adults, with a view to informing proactive interventions early in the life-course to enhance individuals' future capacity for extending their working lives.
Within a larger systems-of-systems framework that we develop, these predictive analytics will allow a city to move from decision-making based on 'educated anecdotes' and reactive strategies aimed at the most urgent need, to policy development based on informed, holistic insight and proactive interventions that prevent and reverse decline.
The findings related to these goals could enable the system to provide proactive interventions and therefore improve learning.
Results from this study provide evidence of the need for proactive interventions that significantly reduce no-show rates.
