The phrase "a wider interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the broader or more inclusive understanding of a concept, idea, or text.
Example: "The researchers proposed a wider interpretation of the data, suggesting that it could indicate trends not previously considered."
Alternatives: "a broader understanding of" or "an expanded view of".
Detectives are understood to be working under a wider interpretation of the phone-hacking law.
These findings lead to a wider interpretation of the prion concept and may lead to the inclusion of other amyloid diseases in the group of prion diseases.
However, our approach starting from a different point of view, not only allows the interplay of mutation and selection, but also a wider interpretation of the fitness of heterzygotes.
The guidelines give recommendations and suggestions for the implementation of clinical audit in member states, taking a wide interpretation of the procedures/processes that should be audited.
For two of these sets of studies, a wide interpretation of utilisation in policy-making was used [ 14, 17, 89, 106], and one focused explicitly on evaluative research [ 89].
A still wider interpretation of equal opportunity norms extends the domain of equal opportunity to all domains both public and private.
In order to avoid loss of information, we used a somewhat wider interpretation of the composite reference standard.
In addition, lack of a control group in our study (e.g. comparison with families without a migration history) prevents wider interpretation of findings.
In this example the only red line against enforced backdoors perforating iOS security would appear to be Apple's principles — and the wider interpretation of the letter of the law by the judiciary.
We propose that a joint application of self-report and physiological measures can lead to richer information and wider interpretation of consumer emotional responses to food packaging elements than using either measure alone.
However, the wider interpretation of BNP concentrations in critically ill patients with other conditions remains uncertain.
