The phrase "a written interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document or text that explains or clarifies the meaning of something in written form.
Example: "The report provides a written interpretation of the legal statutes relevant to the case."
Alternatives: "a documented explanation of" or "a textual analysis of".
"Do do do do do, do do do do do, do do do do dooo dooo doooo doooo" [that's my written interpretation of the Jurassic Park theme, but you know what I mean].
Test results were reported to each child's parent by commune health workers on the day of sample collection, with oral and written interpretation of results, recommendations for treatment (if indicated, per CDC guidelines), and information about lead exposure reduction.
This could include both visual and written interpretations of the results, and the summary could be generic for each quartile (for example) of the data rather than specific to each home.
Just for today, meet the people and commitments in your life…exactly where they are at…not your pre-written interpretation of them…but the actual real life version of them.
A written analysis and interpretation of the pattern of strengths and weaknesses that the test battery results reveal.
Also, section 9A of the Interpretation Act requires a purposive interpretation of written law, including the Constitution, to "promote the purpose or object underlying the written law".
While this indicates that students generally did not find the laboratory sessions to be useful, written comments provide a different interpretation of the findings given that lab sessions included a variety of teaching modalities, only one of which was the Microbial Jeopardy! session.
A written test of surgical knowledge and 12 skills tests were administered to 36 residents.
This is accomplished by performing a written assessment of the current information technology (IT) environment of the organization.
