The phrase "a different interpretation of what" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying perspectives or understandings of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "In the debate, each speaker presented a different interpretation of what freedom truly means."
Alternatives: "an alternative understanding of what" or "a distinct view of what".
This remarkable difference resulted from a different interpretation of what defines a Bankart lesion.
First, they offer a different interpretation of what happened over Syria last year.
Now, we can concentrate on our strengths, making wines that are a different interpretation of what others are doing, wines that are uniquely South African".
They can say so with some confidence, because there is no single halal authentication body: five different certification authorities exist in the UK alone (and dozens more abroad), each with a different interpretation of what exactly is permissible.
We reached out to Bijan Sabet of Spark for comment, and he didn't want to comment publicly aside from saying, "We have a different interpretation of what happened and we wish the company well".
"Everyone has a different interpretation of what's expected and acceptable when showing your gratitude; too much or too little can offend".
The fact of the matter is that the U.S. and Russia have a very different interpretation of what a terrorist organization is; for Moscow, the definition supposedly encompasses any opposition faction on the ground that is using force to overthrow Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Sufian Abu Zaida, a Fatah lawmaker, told Army Radio he had a slightly different interpretation of what the Hilles drama meant from a Palestinian perspective.
But everyone I've spoken to who's played the game has a slightly different interpretation of what actually happened.
Two others familiar with the conversation said that Crown Prince Abdullah and Bandar, who was also at the meeting, had a very different interpretation of what was said.
Turse has a slightly different interpretation of what the U.S. is "exporting" to Africa along with destabilization and blowback.
