The phrase "a better interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different ways to understand or explain a concept, idea, or text, suggesting that one interpretation is more accurate or insightful than another.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, I believe there is a better interpretation of the data that highlights the underlying trends."
Alternatives: "an improved understanding of" or "a more accurate reading of".
I would ditch Marxism tomorrow if someone came along with a better interpretation of society.
Accounting for capillary suction due to moisture gradients permits a better interpretation of the material's behaviour.
The analysis gave a better interpretation of the inefficiencies of the CRGT cycle and suggested improvement options.
However, for a better interpretation of results, more complete speciation diagrams are also required, but thermodynamic information on these species is still not available.
Simulation is a reliable tool to support the design of PEFCs, and thus provide designers with a better interpretation of experimental data.
These results could be helpful to have a better interpretation of the push-out test measurements in accordance with the specimen arrangement and the test procedure.
An upgraded version of an existing deactivation model is used to provide a better interpretation of the sorbent deactivation trends observed.
A better interpretation of graduate career paths and the sharing of knowledge between universities and businesses would leave the higher education sector better placed to tackle the issue where it can.
Ab initio supercell calculations within the linearized augmented plane wave formalism are used to complement the experimental results and allow for a better interpretation of the experimental trends in terms of the electronic structure of the impurity.
Inclusion of these effects has lead to a better interpretation of the experimental data, especially with respect to the gradual stiffness activation, post-peak behavior and some form of size effect.
They are robust to noise (so typical in brain data) and facilitate a better interpretation of the results and understanding of the STBD and the brain conditions under which data was collected.
