The phrase "a common interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing widely accepted meanings or understandings of a concept, idea, or text.
Example: "A common interpretation of the poem is that it reflects the struggles of the human condition."
Alternatives: "a prevalent understanding of" or "a widely accepted view of".
Based on the assumption that expert reviewers should be able to come to exact agreement about how to apply the possible five levels of scoring to each questions, consensus indexes of interpreter reliability were computed as estimates of how experts shared a common interpretation of the construct.
It would have required a common interpretation of the past, and that meant dealing with Katyn, a taboo under Communism.
According to Al-Ahram, a "common interpretation" of the arrests is that they are a signal from Mubarak to the public that the Muslim Brotherhood "will never be part" of government reform in Egypt.
The Times article challenged a common interpretation of the atlas's findings: that the hospitals and geographic regions with the highest medical spending are often the ones delivering the worst medical care.
The two main political parties, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party BNPP) and the Awami League, find it impossible to reach a common interpretation of democratic rules and to accept the legitimacy of those enforcing them.On December 5th, the two parties agreed to suspend their mud-slinging contest, at least temporarily.
In Christian art, chiefly as a result of a common interpretation of Matthew 22 30 ("At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven"), they are invariably depicted as either entirely sexless, or tacitly male with no sexual characteristics.
A common interpretation defines this kind of paternalism as interferences with choices that are compromised with regard to voluntariness or autonomy.
We thus suggest a reappraisal of the common interpretation of the mechanisms underlying the "template-label matching model" and the "bar-code" hypothesis [25].
And this in turn raises in a pointed way a general difficulty in the common interpretation of Kant's theory of judgment: the tendency to hold that his logic and theory of judgment are at bottom epistemological or empirical psychological theories.
A good example of the more common interpretation of Descartes' theory is provided by Ian Hacking, who also attributes the theory, as he understands it, to the Port-Royal Logic.
The most common interpretation of the consequence of a sensitized DA system is a pathologically elevated, positive motivational state in which drugs are excessively wanted, excessively sought and repeatedly taken (Robinson & Berridge, 1993).
