The phrase "a sound reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a well-founded or reliable interpretation of a text or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, I believe we have a sound reading of the situation and can proceed with our plan."
Alternatives: "a solid interpretation" or "a reliable analysis."
After due consideration, the lower court now finds that the 1997 standards were based on sound science and a sound reading of the law.
Lots of insights and approaches to enable children to read for pleasure and to develop a sound reading for pleasure culture in school.
Chiefs fans have reclaimed the record once again; on September 29, 2014 on Monday Night Football against the New England Patriots, the fans recorded a sound reading of 142.2 decibels.
But a sounder reading may understand him to hold that attaining beatitudo and virtus are more like built-in beneficial side-effects of openness to the beatitudo of everyone – that is, of love of neighbor as oneself, according to a reasonable order of priorities.
And there are a few semi-narrative songs that sound read from a sheet: "Hittite Man" and "Jetplane".
The oft-repeated words "Sound," "Read" and "Poetry" underscore an ongoing obsession.
If you want to know how they sound, read our first impressions after trying them.
When he wasn't on stage or in studios he was in a sound booth reading out entire books, one after the other.
Here the writer has impressively linked no fewer than seven different definitions of PRISON in a sentence that has a sound surface reading.
If we take the line ups of popular festivals as a relatively sound reading of what is critically and commercially popular in the UK, then DJs and producers are surely enjoying their furthest reach in recent memory.
Defining moment: Mid-meal, a sound check reads 101 decibels — the noise equivalent of a motorcycle.
