The phrase "a plurality of interpretations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the existence of multiple meanings or understandings of a particular text, artwork, or concept.
Example: "The novel is rich in symbolism, allowing for a plurality of interpretations among its readers."
Alternatives: "multiple interpretations" or "various interpretations".
Rather, it is Christianity's own fundamental ambiguities — torn between a picture of God as both present and absent from the temporal realm, an ambivalence powerfully represented by the paradoxes of the Trinity — that made it "uniquely unstable," subject to a plurality of interpretations that became institutionalized in sectarianism, and hence to several centuries' worth of devastating upheaval.
There could, in principle, be a plurality of interpretations of the quantifiers even if none of the readings differed with respect to metaphysical depth.
This gave Nietzsche freedom in crafting his arguments in that they become "experimental" literary devices that allow for quick reading and memorization while allowing for a plurality of interpretations.
We did not identify a single dominant common definition of 'evidence', but rather a plurality of interpretations, but this was not highlighted as an issue of concern by the interviewees.
The historical introductory sections have aimed to show the intellectual centrality and significance of the concept of unity, which in both knowledge and in the sciences has time-honored roots and a plurality of sources, motivations, interpretations and expressions, the last ranging from the conceptual to the iconic (trees, etc).
The plurality of interpretations of his own work might well have amused Stirner and encouraged him in his view that there could be no legitimate constraints on the meaning of a text.
Normative pluralism is less radical it posits a plurality of bearers of value.
That Plato's Forms are made to look like a plurality of Parmenidean Beings might seem to supply Platonic authority for the meta-principle interpretation.
For several of the assays that we describe, the interpretation of ddPCR KIR CNV data was made easier by the simultaneous testing of a plurality of specimens.
