The phrase "a written interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an explanation or analysis that is documented in writing.
Example: "The report includes a written interpretation of the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "a documented analysis" or "a textual explanation".
The Embarrassment of Riches: An Interpretation of Dutch Culture in the Golden Age, Simon Schama (Knopf), "is a brilliantly written interpretation of the cultural development of a nation that attained a high level of wealth, power, and civilization while scarcely out of the diapers of infancy" (Johan Pieter Snapper).
The ambition of this project is to kickstart a national conversation about written interpretation practice in galleries, with the active involvement of the people who are intimately involved in the process – the curators, the artists, the gallery education professionals, and importantly, gallery visitors.
To an unusual degree, matters of written interpretation are 'below the radar', an in-house concern that also needs to evolve, be questioned and evaluated in the same way as other aspects of exhibition making.
X-ray findings were recorded from the written interpretation provided by the radiologist and/or from the medical records.
As a 'member check', we provided participants with an opportunity to view verbatim transcriptions, written interpretations and reports to confirm their accuracy.
MAM and TRM conceived the premise and participated in writing, interpretation and analysis.
DZ, GP, RL, VS were active in writing interpretation of results and drawing the discussion.
The funding sources had no involvement in the preparation, ideas, writing, interpretation, or the decision to submit this paper.
Students complete an empirical project with a written description and interpretation of results; this may involve original data collection or use of existing data sets.
