"adequate interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of looking into something and understanding it thoroughly. For example, "I believe that it requires an adequate interpretation of the evidence to draw an accurate conclusion."
He said there was no adequate interpretation and Mann did not understand most of the proceedings.
But the adequate interpretation varies fluently with the application context ("stand-alone" programs, communicating systems, reactive systems, etc.).
For many patients, English is a second language, and adequate interpretation by speakerphone, or, preferably in person, is essential for providing quality care.
It is shown that the theory gives an adequate interpretation of experimental creep kinetics except for the time interval that covers 101 102 s after loading.
Since Dewey's career and public ser-vices were even more extensive and varied than his writings, a knowledge of them is necessary for any adequate interpretation of his ideas and publi-cations.
Since this effort involves humans in space, then in all situations the accuracy, fidelity, and robustness of the measurements, their adequate interpretation, and any products based on them, are of utmost importance.
The essential aspect responsible for adequate interpretation of the test outcomes could be addressed to inter-correlation of the basic cross-section parameters, i.e. bar diameter, reinforcement ratio, and cover depth.
Knowledge of the ontogeny of the various systems involved in distribution and elimination of drugs is important for adequate interpretation of the findings during safety studies in juvenile animals.
CTC requires the colon to be as clean and dry as possible for adequate interpretation [8].
For adequate interpretation, plain radiography of the pump and the entire implanted catheter in two directions is required [36].
The whole set of images and reformations is necessary to make an adequate interpretation of an airways CT study.
