The phrase "a natural reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an interpretation or understanding of a text that feels intuitive or straightforward.
Example: "In this context, a natural reading of the passage suggests that the author is advocating for change."
Alternatives: "an intuitive interpretation" or "a straightforward understanding".
It would be possible to read the first sentence of the Clause this way, but it is not a natural reading.
It's not a drug, and that's something that gets tossed around a lot in the media that high TCO2 is that a horse has a drug in it, but it's all a natural reading that every horse has.
Rather, a natural reading of the language is that the Speedy Trial Clause continues to protect one who has been accused of a crime until the government has completed its attempts to try him for that crime.
The court correctly notes that a natural reading of this term indicates that it has two elements (which correspond to its two words): (1) merit or intrinsic worth; and (2) a public acknowledgment of that merit by society or the art community.
However, during a natural reading behavior, we do not read the lines randomly.
In order to do so, we need a probabilistic model of the reading order in case of a natural reading behavior.
Small, cleverly placed die-cuts offer peepholes through the pages, adding an interactive element to what is already a natural read-aloud.
We think that it is a more natural reading of the clause to hold that by the amendment Congress added a new class of unmailable matter-the filthy. 2 The letters here in question plainly relate to sexual matters.
A more natural reading is that it applies to any successful science whatsoever.
"Was that a reasonable and natural reading of this letter?" he asked.
To push the necessity of efficient visual processing and to measure neural responses under near-normal conditions, words were presented at a high rate approximating natural reading speed [37], [38].
