The phrase "a process of interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how information, data, or experiences are understood or analyzed.
Example: "The research involved a process of interpretation to derive meaningful conclusions from the collected data."
Alternatives: "an interpretive process" or "a method of interpretation".
History, Ms. Sevcenko said, is a process of interpretation.
Knowledge is instead a process of interpretation: the true idea selects, emphasizes, and re-presents those aspects of the object that will be meaningfully fulfilled in subsequent experience.
If knowledge is instead regarded as a process of interpretation, though, the Infinite Mind may be regarded as the mind that carries this process forward.
Lastly, that these meanings result from a process of interpretation [ 20].
Following detection of a bodily change, individuals are assumed to go through a process of interpretation, which may involve labelling, categorising and evaluating the bodily change.
21 This debate involves a process of interpretation and reasoning that seeks to relate the revealed sources to the circumstances of Muslim life, and as a result 'ethics constantly changes as it relates to circumstances, which are seldom static'.
Whereas a Field-inspired representational approach is based on a causal account of reference, Davidson (e.g., 1973) proposes a process of radical interpretation in which an interpreter builds a Tarskian theory to interpret a speaker as holding beliefs which are consistent, coherent, and largely true.
But all the same, the conclusion that most of our beliefs are true, because their contents are to be understood through a process of radical interpretation which will make them a coherent and rational system, has a clear affinity with the neo-classical coherence theory.
Nevertheless, occasional commentators have successfully used a process of free interpretation and determined "twisting" of his words to predict an apparently imminent event.
As late U.S. Rep. Barbara Jordan (D-Texas) said during impeachment hearings against President Nixon in 1974, it took a "process of amendment, interpretation, and court decision" for her to feel included in "We the People".
According to this framework, the application of 'multiple symptoms' is understood as the categorisation itself preceded by a process of symptom interpretation.
