Sentence The phrase 'under intervention' is technically correct, but it is more commonly used in spoken English than in written English.
You might use it to refer to someone or something that is receiving professional assistance to address a problem. For example, you could say: "John has been struggling with his drinking problem, so he's under intervention with a therapist."
But after eight years many have become "accustomed to living under intervention laws", says Walter Shaw.
Vertical displacement events (VDEs) and disruptions usually take place under intervention of vertical stability (VS) control and the vertical electromagnetic force induced on vacuum vessels is potentially influenced.
Day care classes under intervention organizations: Children attending these classes will receive education for a full day or half day in an early intervention organization or an organization for those mental or physical disabled under the instruction of special care workers or special education teachers in the form of group education.
Under intervention efforts implemented through September 19, our model predicts that the epidemic will continue to spread, generating a predicted 224 (134–358) daily cases by December 1; 280 (184–441) by Dec 15 and 348 (249–545) by Dec 30.
Intake, hotline, safety determination, and safety plan building are all factors that contribute to answering those questions, but there's still a big part of this that involves guessing about what will work the best -- this [guess work] often leads to over intervention and under intervention.
The CSSBN model under intervention is given in Figure 4.
However, in order to reduce anxiety and the risks of over- or under-interventions, a more guarded response to parents may be more appropriate when significant uncertainties regarding the prognosis remain.
Woodward (2003) offers an account of causation according to which a causal relationship is a difference-making relationship between variables that is stable under interventions.
It is very different to make predictions with the classical I.I.D. hypotheses (independently and identically distributed data) and in cases when you need to predict the consequences of future actions under interventions on a system.
Comparisons: Placebo or one of the regimes described under interventions.
These factors are categorized under interventions, job accommodation and measures.
