"received intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that someone has received help or advice. For example, "The student received intervention from the school's guidance counselor to help them make the right educational decisions."
Collectively, the 42 studies involved a total of 172 participants who received intervention from a total of 396 trained peers.
After the first baseline was established for all participants, three of them received intervention B followed by a second baseline and intervention C. The four other participants first received intervention C, followed by the second baseline and intervention B. Both interventions demonstrated a potential to reduce pain.
One study assessed whether the immediate and intermediate outcomes for suicidal callers to 17 crisis hotlines were improved when callers received intervention from counselors trained in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training ASISTT).
The initial expenditure was high — $90,000, in today's dollars, in the case of Abecedarian (Table 2.1) — but studies indicated that the investment paid off over time: The children who received intervention earned more money and committed fewer crimes than those who did not receive preschool education.
Thirty-height families were selected from the files of the USSD: They all had a child aged before the age of 18 months, born between 1985 and 1990 and were cared for more than one year ; the other children received intervention after this age.
However, sites that received intervention training were better performing than those that did not, as measured by process indicators, including a higher number of outreach visits planned and held (p = 0.02), having a monitoring chart (p < 0.01), and correctly calculating dropout (p < 0.01).
In provider sites, patients likely received intervention-related counseling at each medical visit, with more visits likely to occur and more visits likely to be made closer to the 12-month assessment point.
Ninety-nine patients received interventions and 101 received standard care.
More nulliparas received interventions, such as augmentation, than multiparas.
Group B did not receive intervention for the first 12 weeks and received WEP for the second 12 weeks.
Subsequently, for each district at a time, two ballots (representing health facilities) were randomly picked without replacement to receive intervention.
