The phrase "a problem of interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to understanding or analyzing information, texts, or situations.
Example: "The legal dispute arose from a problem of interpretation regarding the contract terms."
Alternatives: "an issue of understanding" or "a matter of interpretation."
Usually it's a problem of interpretation rather than the polls being wrong.
The determination of the nature of this other poses a problem of interpretation that requires the use of symbols, analogies, images, and concepts for expressing the reality that evokes religious experience in an understandable way.
In trying to understand this claim, the Quinean faces a problem of interpretation.
The use of the WHO standard data for growth assessment of UK infants presents a problem of interpretation.
This work brought the problem of the nature of Christ up to date from the point of view that had been reached by biblical criticism; i.e., Christology was no longer an issue of denominational dogma but, rather, a problem of the interpretation and evaluation of the Gospel sources and of their meaning in the historical development of civilization.
Hence, the instability of the drugs (or benzodiazepines and opiates in this case) in different biological samples (or urine in this case) is a problem of data interpretation in analytical toxicology.
Yet couched among so many of Phaedrus' fables that criticize authority figures, these positive portrayals of the emperors come as a surprise to the reader and present a significant problem of interpretation.
And here there is a special problem of interpretation.
Yet this poses an immediate problem of interpretation, namely, whether forgiveness is a "high" and "difficult" virtue in the sense that while it is morally laudable it is beyond duty (i.e. supererogatory).
On the other side, Matos and Avelar [ 40] claim that laboratory adaptation is not a problem for interpretation of evolutionary studies since any laboratory regime can give information on the evolutionary potentialities of a population.
However, if a model includes the interaction of three or more variables, there is typically a problem of multicolinearity, and the interpretation of higher-order interaction is complex.
