The phrase "according to our interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or statements that were obtained during an interview.
Example: "According to our interview, the candidate demonstrated strong leadership skills and a clear vision for the project."
Alternatives: "based on our interview" or "as stated in our interview".
According to our interview, there are three main input methods including keyboard typing, stroke recognition, and speech recognition.
According to our interview to the anesthesiologists and the clinical engineers in our hospital at a later date, nobody noticed this situation.
According to our interview results, predation on the herd is less expensive than maintenance costs of the production system itself, although predators might occasionally cause serious damage (Mazzolli et al. 2002).
According to our interviews, the case company disposed of most input data and could estimate the rest.
According to our interviews with experts, the local authorities never ask if the damaged field is located in a pasture or on a stock route.
In fact, according to our interviews, it is the subtle, and in some cases unconscious, biases that make a VC environment most untenable for women.
According to our interviews, in the hospital, the individual medical doctors comprise the core in the efforts to exploit the discoveries of regenerative medicine, and thus to legitimise it in their own specialisation areas, and so far, there has only been few champions for these efforts.
According to our interviews, sufficient demand for the product was evident, but production bottlenecks including raw material supply and scaling up manufacturing began to arise.
According to our interviews with members of NIPRD, the lack of bio-entrepreneurs willing and able to enter high-risk capital-intensive biotechnology ventures is a problem in Nigeria.
According to our interviews and video observations, the collaborative workspace of the VP system studied appeared to perform its social role by encouraging and creating favorable conditions for dynamic and engaged discussions fostering reflective learning and shared understanding.
According to our interviews with Dr. Pandey and members of the NIPRD, Niprisan was estimated to have a market potential of tens of millions of dollars annually in Nigeria alone, and Xechem reportedly intended to sell a month's supply of the drug for $20-$20-$25.
