'stimulate interventions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to encourage or initiate a particular type of action or response. For example: "We need to stimulate interventions that will help reduce poverty in our community."
The information provided by this survey may stimulate educational interventions.
From the hospital level, the infection control staff has to identify the most problematic units and to provide a feedback on the unit level in order to stimulate appropriate interventions on the unit level.
It is expected that the CRM training acts as a generic intervention that stimulates specific interventions.
Think of executives who shape their firms to stimulate government intervention.
Our results may stimulate new intervention approaches to increase PA, with the result of lowering fasting glucose.
The overall intention was that the facilitators should encourage and stimulate the intervention groups, being the possessors of both local and practical knowledge, to implement change adapted to the local situation of neonatal health and survival.
In general terms they support the notion of alarm symptoms, which, because they possess reasonable predictive value for serious disease, should stimulate urgent intervention, notwithstanding the fact that the diagnoses made most often tend to be the least serious.
Which sequences of interventions stimulate faster and better learning in each of the three core HLIs?
Some of this research is more oriented at cognition, learning and instruction and some more at the technological aspects of SLEs: 1) Which sequences of interventions stimulate faster and better learning in each of the three core HLIs?
10 The paediatric service at Hammerfest Hospital is the only one in a large rural region, and long travelling distances for referred patients stimulated new intervention strategies.
