The phrase "a single interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the idea that there is only one way to understand or explain something.
Example: "In literature, a single interpretation of a text can limit the richness of its meaning."
Alternatives: "one interpretation of" or "a sole interpretation of".
One notable difference between Mr. Jansons and many other conductors is that he doesn't want to lock players into a single interpretation of a work.
MST's educational work has at times been accused of having indoctrinatory elements, teaching a single interpretation of history and society and encouraging an unquestioning allegiance to the movement.
Unfortunately, English classes in high school are often limited to teaching reading comprehension and generally promote a single interpretation of a work's meaning.
What's fascinating is that all three companies have converged on what is essentially a single interpretation of a rather powerful idea: people by and large know how to use smartphones now.
high-level descriptions can be incorporated by a qualified expert; by sampling nonparametrically from the data, far less training data is required than is the case for standard, statistic-based learning techniques such as Hidden Markov Models (HMMs); probabilistic distributions prevent one from committing to a single interpretation of activity too early.
Just as there was room for someone to argue that only a single interpretation of 'every' was appropriate in the GTT, so, similarly, someone might argue here that there is only one appropriate disambiguation of 'case' in the GTT, and hence that there is only one relation of logical consequence.
It can be shown rather that allowing for a range of admissible interpretations as opposed to a single interpretation does not affect the validity of standard deductive reasoning (Andreas 2010).
The story is much too clever to be caught in the net of a single interpretation.
Karabell's Islam is a multifaceted faith that has no pope, no single interpretation of the law.
We compile and select images in a way that our audience can have their own interpretations as opposed to the single interpretation of the editors.
No single interpretation of art is ever "right," not even the artist's own.
